Valuing nature : A reply to Esteve Corbera
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posted on 2016-02-16, 11:54 authored by Brett Sylvester MatulisThis paper is a reply to Esteve Corbera's critique of my earlier commentary on the economic valuation of nature. It seeks to clarify my motivations and objectives in writing the original piece. It highlights important distinctions between our positions and explains why acceptance of financialized approaches to conservation (in any of its guises) works to deepen the embedded nature of neoliberal ideology.
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Ecological Economics, 2015, 110, pp. 158-160Author affiliation
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