Library Guides: EPM4003: Environmental Finance and Economics: Print Resources

Print Resources

The following print sources can be found on University Libraries' reference shelves. These books are for library use only and provide definitions and foundational information in economics and environmental issues. Each title is linked to the book’s catalog listing on University Libraries' website.

A Dictionary of Environmental Economics, Science, and Policy by R. Q. Grafton, L. H. Pendleton, and H. W. Nelson
Call Number: HC79.E5 G685 2001
A short entry dictionary style resource defining environmental economics, science, and policy terms. Also included are an annotated reference list and three essays: “Economics for the Environment,” “International Environmental Problems,” and “Environmental Systems, Dynamics and Modeling.”
Encyclopedia of Environment and Society by P. Robbins
Call Number: HM856 .E53 2007
Combines concepts from the fields of environmental studies and sociology as the lines between these disciplines are blurring. Around 1200 entries are arranged alphabetically in 5 volumes covering key individuals, polices, problems, processes, and theoretical concepts.
The New Palgrave Dictionary of Economics by S. N. Durlauf and L. E. Blume
Call Number: HB61 .N49 2008
Entries include economic terms, key people in economics, theories, and specialized terms relating such as global and environmental economic terminology. Current economic research and methods are included as well as results of previous methods. Each entry is followed by a bibliography.