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| − | Commons (1968), considered the theoretical basis for the majority of the models of sustainable development. Other famous publications include Everybody’s guilty: The ecological dilemma (1970) and Lifeboat Ethics: the Case Against Helping the Poor (1974). | + | Commons (1968), considered the theoretical basis for the majority of the models of [[Sustainability|sustainable]] development. Other famous publications include Everybody’s guilty: The ecological dilemma (1970) and Lifeboat Ethics: the Case Against Helping the Poor (1974). |
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Hardin, Garrett
American ecologist renowned for his theories on human overpopulation and on The Tragedy of the \\ Commons (1968), considered the theoretical basis for the majority of the models of sustainable development. Other famous publications include Everybody’s guilty: The ecological dilemma (1970) and Lifeboat Ethics: the Case Against Helping the Poor (1974).
