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According to Wikipedia , Clive Charles Hamilton AM FRSA is an Australian public intellectual currently serving as Professor of Public Ethics at the Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics and the Vice-Chancellor's Chair in Public Ethics at Charles Sturt University. He is a member of the Board of the Climate Change Authority of the Australian Government, and is the Founder and former Executive Director of The Australia Institute. He regularly appears in the Australian media and contributes to public policy debates. Hamilton was granted the award of Member of the Order of Australia on 8 June 2009 for "service to public debate and policy development, particularly in the fields of climate change, sustainability and societal trends".
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1870 1880 1890 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 550 600 Published Works Rethinking adaptation for a 4°C world (2011) Requiem for a species: why we resist the truth about climate change. (2010) Affluenza: When Too Much is Never Enough (2005) (249)Trade liberalisation, structural adjustment and intra-industry trade: A note (1991) Earthmasters: The Dawn of the Age of Climate Engineering (2013) Determinants of emissions growth in OECD countries (2002) The Anthropocene and the Global Environmental Crisis (2015) Technical change and full employment (1989) Was the Anthropocene anticipated? (2015) Defiant Earth: The Fate of Humans in the Anthropocene (2017) (145)Consumerism, self-creation and prospects for a new ecological consciousness (2010) The genuine progress indicator methodological developments and results from Australia (1999) Downshifting in Australia: A sea-change in the pursuit of happiness (2003) (112)Silencing Dissent: How the Australian Government Is Controlling Public Opinion and Stifling Debate (2007) (94)Getting the Anthropocene so wrong (2015) Wasteful consumption in Australia (2005) (93)The Theodicy of the “Good Anthropocene” (2015) The Anthropocene as rupture (2016) Silencing dissent: non-government organisations and Australian democracy (2004) (81)Mapping Homophobia in Australia (2008) (79)Tracking Well-being in Australia The Genuine Progress Indicator 2000 (2000) (78)Capitalist industrialisation in East Asia's four little tigers (1983) Scorcher: The Dirty Politics of Climate Change (2007) (66)Thinking the Anthropocene (2015) Requiem for a Species (2010) Youth and pornography in Australia: evidence on the extent of exposure and likely effects (2003) (62)Baby boomers and retirement: dreams, fears and anxieties (2006) (56)Silent Invasion: China's Influence In Australia (2018) (54)Capitalist industrialization in Korea (1986) (53)Running from the Storm: The Development of Climate Change Policy in Australia (2001) (46)Koalas and tourism: an economic evaluation (1997) (45)Can the rest of Asia emulate the NICs (1987) The irrelevance of economic liberalization in the Third World (1989) Psychological Adaptation to the Threats and Stresses of a Four Degree World (2009) (36)The Mystic Economist (1995) The Freedom Paradox: Towards A Post-Secular Ethics (2008) (34)Land-use change in Australia and the Kyoto Protocol (1999) Human Ecology, Human Economy (1997) What's Left?: The Death of Social Democracy (2006) (32)Define the Anthropocene in terms of the whole Earth (2016) Regulating youth access to pornography (2003) (29)No, we should not just ‘at least do the research’ (2013) Dualism and sustainability (2002) Environmental Protection and Ecology (2008) Taming the panda: the relationship between WWF Australia and the Howard government (2004) (23)Geoengineering and the politics of science (2014) The sustainability of logging in Indonesia's tropical forests: A dynamic input-output analysis (1997) Human destiny in the Anthropocene (2015) The State of the Australian Middle Class (2008) Justice, the market and climate change (2002) Economic Analysis of Greenhouse Policy A layperson's guide to the perils of economic modelling (1997) (19)Getting a life: understanding the downshifting phenomena in Australia (2004) (19)Rich boomer, poor boomer: retirement prospects for the not-so-lucky generation (2006) (16)Overconsumption in Britain A culture of middle-class complaint? (2003) (15)An Economic Evaluation of Local Government Approaches to Koala Conservation (2000) Earthmasters: Playing God with the climate (2013) (14)Long-Term Greenhouse Gas Scenarios (2002) (13)Climate Change Geoengineering: The Ethical Foundations of Climate Engineering (2013) A general equilibrium model of structural change and economic growth, with application to south Korea (1986) Class, State and Industrialisation in South Korea (1984) What history can teach us about climate change denial (2012) Measuring Sustainable Economic Welfare (2007) The Privatisation of ACTEW The fiscal, efficiency and service quality implications of the proposed sale of ACT Electricity and Water (1998) (10)Theories of Climate Change (2012) Climate change policy beyond Kyoto: a new global plan (2005) (10)'Clean coal' and other greenhouse myths (2007) (9)Cover Story: Economic Growth and Social Decline: How Our Measures of Prosperity Are Taking Us down the Wrong Path (1998) Climate Change Policies in Australia (2000) Regional Employment and Greenhouse Policies (2001) (8)THE PRIVATISATION OF CSL (1995) (8)The Third Way and the End of Politics (2001) (8)Ethical Anxieties about Geoengineering (2014) Building on Kyoto (2007) (8)Capitalist Industrialization in Korea.@@@Import Controls and Export-Oriented Development: A Reassessment of the South Korean Case. (1987) Who is Better at Managing the Australian Economy : Labor or the Coalition ? (2005) (7)Generational Justice: The Marriage of Sustainability and Social Equity (1996) The GST Package and Air Pollution The impact of proposed indirect taxes changes on atmospheric emissions (1998) (7)GENERATING EMISSIONS? THE IMPACT OF MICROECONOMIC REFORM ON THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY (2001) What Do We Want? The Story of Protest in Australia (2016) (6)Climate Change and Commonwealth Nations (2001) (6)Economics in the age of consumer capitalism (2002) (6)The attitudes of Australians to happiness and social well-being (2006) (6)Moral Collapse in a Warming World (2014) Measuring the Environment: The Availability and Use of Environmental Statistics in Australia (1997) CLIMATE CHANGE. IN: HANDBOOK OF TRANSPORT AND THE ENVIRONMENT (2003) (5)Real and Imagined Hardship in Australia (2003) (5)The Case for Fair Trade (2001) (5)Fixed capital in linkage-based planning models (1989) The Triumph of Ideology: Environment (2001) (4)The economic dynamics of Australian industry (1991) (4)Using economics to protect the environment (1999) (4)The Commonwealth and sea-level rise (2003) Australia's Fight Against Chinese Political Interference (2018) (3)Price formation and class relations in the development process (1987) The Return of Dr Strangelove The politics of climate engineering as a response to global warming (2010) (3)How can scholars tackle the rise of Chinese censorship in the West (2018) (3)Observations on late consumer capitalism (2009) (3)Diseases of affluence and other paradoxes (2004) (3)Churches Could Hold Key to Salvation for the Left (2006) (3)Attitudes to nuclear power: are they shifting? (2007) (3)Foundations of ecological economics (2020) Population growth and environmental quality: are they compatible? (2017) Barrier to trade or barrier to profit? Why Australia's Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme worries U.S. drug companies. (2004) (2)Against Free Trade (1980) Greenhouse strategies: What do Australians prefer? (2007) (2)TOWARDS A FIFTH ONTOLOGY FOR THE ANTHROPOCENE (2020) From blended to e-learning: Evaluating our teaching strategies (2020) Workers in the Globalised World (1997) Advancing international climate policy: An options paper (2004) (2)A TECHNIQUE FOR CALCULATING CAPITAL COEFFICIENTS IN NEWLY INDUSTRIALIZING COUNTRIES, WITH APPLICATION TO THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA (1986) NGOs and Australian Democracy (2004) (1)Why Australians Will Never Be Prosperous (2005) (1)Nutrition support: indications and efficacy. (1998) (1)First progress report on the Asia-Pacific partnership on clean development and climate (2006) (1)The Anthropocene (2019) In Search of the Fourth Way: A Commentary on the Books by Fred Argy and Mark Latham (1998) Appeasing climate deniers at the ABC (2010) (1)LOGGING AND WATER (1995) (1)Six Degrees of Apocalypse: Recent Books about Climate Change [Book Review] (2008) (1)How dare the workers become rich (2008) (1)Management of Australia’s forest fauna: the contribution of new economic approaches (1991) The new sorcerer's apprentices? (2014) (1)A World to Live In: An Ecologist’s Vision for a Plundered Planet. By George M. Woodwell. Cambridge (Massachusetts): MIT Press. $29.95. xvi + 227 p.; index. ISBN: 978-0-262-03407-4. 2016. (2017) WILL EMISSIONS TRADING SAVE AUSTRALIA'S NATIVE FORESTS? (1998) (0)Parents' attitudes to regulation of internet pornography (2003) (0)Enter Radical Environmentalism (2011) (0)Growth, efficiency and fixed capital in linkage analysis (1987) (0)The consumer self (2011) The ecologically sustainable development process in Australia (2020) Australian publisher drops book for fear of retaliation from China (2017) (0)Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists IT IS 5 MINUTES TO MIDNIGHT ® Feature Geoengineering and the politics of science (2014) (0)Paradise Regained: Environmental Futures (2003) (0)Uranium sales to Indonesia. -Indonesia's nuclear power program is a concern for Australia- (1996) (0)With Friends Like Bjorn Lomborg, Environmentalists Don't Need Enemies (2001) Critique of the McKibbin-Wilcoxen hybrid emissions trading scheme (2007) (0)To Market To Market (2003) The Path to Full Employment (1996) (0)Climate Change (2018) The Ethics of Climate Change (2012) Have we been conned on climate change (2010) (0)Values and ethics (2020) The four-degree world (2011) Business tax: Accounting for Kyoto and emissions trading (1999) (0)What Do We Want? (2020) What's Left?: Response to Correspondence (2006) (0)"Strong public interest" in Chinese influence claims: Clive Hamilton (2018) (0)Children: Rights of Passage (2003) (0)The politics of transportation (2000) (0)BOOK REVIEWS (1989) An evil atmosphere around geoengineering (2010) Trade Liberalization and Intra-Industry Trade: Evidence from the CER Agreement (1990) (0)The relation of eugenics to economics. (0)Upping the ante in the climate debate (2011) THE SLOW ROAD FROM RHETORIC TO REFORM: AN ANALYSIS OF ROAD PRICING POLICY IN AUSTRALIA (2004) The Earth System (2018) Science under Siege (2021) When racism masquerades as ‘equality': The Adam Goodes furore (2015) (0)MICROECONOMIC AND MACROECONOMIC EFFECTS OF THE DEPRECIATION (1988) The Economics of Logging High Conservation Value Native Forests (1995) Medical containers and the law. (1999) (0)ASp, 78 | 2020 (2020) (0)How big should Canberra be (2005) (0)Investigating Crimes Against Humanity in East Timor (2002) (0)Polling Whether Politicians Should Go to Heaven (2007) (0)Happiness and the Inner Self (2007) (0)Some pathways to ecological sustainability (2020) Hijacked Hope: Is There Life After Consumerism? (2003) (0)Capitalist industrialization in the Third World : revelations from South Korea (1983) (0)An evil atmosphere (2010) (0)Comfortable, relaxed and drugged to the eyeballs (2003) (0)Speech at the launch of The Mystic Economist Bay Books, Sydney, April 5th, 1994 (1994) The Costs of Claytons Health Insurance Products (2004) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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