Giancarlo Barbiroli
Biographic Data
| ID | 5773279 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Giancarlo Barbiroli |
| GIVEN NAMES | Giancarlo |
| FAMILY NAME | Barbiroli |
| SIGNATURE | BARBIROLI G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Bologna |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Economic consequences of the transition process toward green and sustainable economies
The main costs and advantages consequent to the transition toward green and sustainable economies and societies are here identified and discussed, although it is not possible to quantify them. The aspects considered are: non-renewable and renewable resources, technological and production trends, features of sustainable products, mission, size and relations of enterprises, levels and distribution of wealth, buying power and lifestyles, sustainable…
Resource- and eco-effectiveness as a new paradigm of development to prevent resource depletion and environmental imbalance
Pursuing eco-efficiency in all industrial activities has been widely spread in the last two decades and positive results have been achieved in many large industries,but it has to be considered a "less bad".therefore,the new paradigm of Resource and Eco-effectiveness has to be considered the new frontier in pursuing a grat increase of \nresource rational utilisation.Following previous research work,both methodological and practical,in this work th…
Eco-efficiency or/and eco-effectiveness? Shifting to innovative paradigms for resource productivity
Eco-efficiency has been pursued over the last two decades in different industries and branches. But, despite the fact that the culture and economic advantage in this direction have improved considerably, this paradigm must be considered a limitation if related to the necessity of greatly increasing resource productivity (at least by ten times), within sustainability. As a consequence of this, the new paradigm of co-effectiveness must be introduce…
An ores pricing mechanism for promoting sustainable development
In this present work, the authors, after a brief survey of current economic theories of non-renewable resources, propose an alternative mechanism for ore pricing that is consistent with sustainable development. Technological change, technological pluralism, costs and environmental issues are the main benchmarks of the present discussion. The are pricing mechanism proposed here try to encompass all of these aspects, and reconsider the role of tech…
Technological pluralism and diversity as fundamental prerequisites for sustainability
A definition of technological pluralism and diversity is presented, together with a concept of viability, within the context of sustainable development. The existing contrast with technological homogeneity is also discussed in order to show that the former concept is a necessary prerequisite for the pursuit of sustainability, whereas the latter has led to a process of cultural homogenisation, with the generally acknowledged repercussions for past…
Forecasting and planning the energy source for cars
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Forecasting and planning the energy source for cars
Technological pluralism and diversity as fundamental prerequisites for sustainability
A definition of technological pluralism and diversity is presented, together with a concept of viability, within the context of sustainable development. The existing contrast with technological homogeneity is also discussed in order to show that the former concept is a necessary prerequisite for the pursuit of sustainability, whereas the latter has led to a process of cultural homogenisation, with the generally acknowledged repercussions for past…
An ores pricing mechanism for promoting sustainable development
In this present work, the authors, after a brief survey of current economic theories of non-renewable resources, propose an alternative mechanism for ore pricing that is consistent with sustainable development. Technological change, technological pluralism, costs and environmental issues are the main benchmarks of the present discussion. The are pricing mechanism proposed here try to encompass all of these aspects, and reconsider the role of tech…
Eco-efficiency or/and eco-effectiveness? Shifting to innovative paradigms for resource productivity
Eco-efficiency has been pursued over the last two decades in different industries and branches. But, despite the fact that the culture and economic advantage in this direction have improved considerably, this paradigm must be considered a limitation if related to the necessity of greatly increasing resource productivity (at least by ten times), within sustainability. As a consequence of this, the new paradigm of co-effectiveness must be introduce…
Resource- and eco-effectiveness as a new paradigm of development to prevent resource depletion and environmental imbalance
Pursuing eco-efficiency in all industrial activities has been widely spread in the last two decades and positive results have been achieved in many large industries,but it has to be considered a "less bad".therefore,the new paradigm of Resource and Eco-effectiveness has to be considered the new frontier in pursuing a grat increase of \nresource rational utilisation.Following previous research work,both methodological and practical,in this work th…
Economic consequences of the transition process toward green and sustainable economies
The main costs and advantages consequent to the transition toward green and sustainable economies and societies are here identified and discussed, although it is not possible to quantify them. The aspects considered are: non-renewable and renewable resources, technological and production trends, features of sustainable products, mission, size and relations of enterprises, levels and distribution of wealth, buying power and lifestyles, sustainable…
Economics (6 works) · Environmental economics (5 works) · Business (4 works) · Natural resource economics (4 works) · Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy (4 works) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Sustainable development (3 works) · Economic system (2 works)