Over half the population of the world today lives in urban areas, and even though in India we still have almost two thirds of our population living in villages, in the next few decades we would also have a majority of our citizens living in towns and...

We live in a world where our concept of a good life is defined largely by the extent to which we have access to and use of a range of goods and services.

We live in a world where our concept of a good life is defi ned largely by the extent to which we have access to and use of a range of goods and services.

Over half the population of the world today lives in urban areas, and even though in India we still have almost two thirds of our population living in villages, in the next few decades we would also have a majority of our citizens living in towns and...

Over half the population of the world today lives in urban areas, and even though in India we still have almost two thirds of our population living in villages, in the next few decades we would also have a majority of our citizens living in towns and...

Over half the population of the world today lives in urban areas, and even though in India we still have almost two thirds of our population living in villages, in the next few decades we would also have a majority of our citizens living in towns and...

Foreword propose par PapTalla, non revu par auteurs, non revu par Jim et Katell.

This book covers a wide range of subjects which have enormous relevance to the interface between human society and the use and conservation of natural resources.

India has been growing rapidly in recent years, and even with the current economic downturn, the prospects for healthy economic growth are very bright.

Today, as a nation, India has reached a stage of prosperity, which perhaps exceeds our aspirations set just a few decades ago.