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Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future
Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future by Bill McKibben. This 2007 Times Books hardcover is a first edition, first printing, with the complete number line, and includes its original dust jacket. The title page is signed by McKibben and contains additional handwritten inscription or decorative notation; please review the signature photograph for the exact appearance.
In Deep Economy, McKibben challenges the assumption that continuous economic growth necessarily improves human life. He argues for economic systems rooted more strongly in local food, energy, culture and community, connecting environmental sustainability with personal satisfaction and social resilience. The book became one of McKibben’s noted works on sustainable economics and community-centred prosperity.
McKibben is a prominent environmental writer and the founder of the global climate campaign 350.org. His later honours include the Gandhi Peace Award and the Right Livelihood Award, while his broader body of work helped bring climate and sustainability issues to a general readership.
Very Good overall condition as reported by the seller. The dust jacket has visible rubbing and surface marks, edge and corner wear, creasing, and small chips or short tears around the extremities. The photographed rear flap remains clear and legible with light handling. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the signature and condition of the actual copy offered.
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Deep Economy: The Wealth of Communities and the Durable Future by Bill McKibben. This 2007 Times Books hardcover is a first edition, first printing, with the complete number line, and includes its original dust jacket. The title page is signed by McKibben and contains additional handwritten inscription or decorative notation; please review the signature photograph for the exact appearance.
In Deep Economy, McKibben challenges the assumption that continuous economic growth necessarily improves human life. He argues for economic systems rooted more strongly in local food, energy, culture and community, connecting environmental sustainability with personal satisfaction and social resilience. The book became one of McKibben’s noted works on sustainable economics and community-centred prosperity.
McKibben is a prominent environmental writer and the founder of the global climate campaign 350.org. His later honours include the Gandhi Peace Award and the Right Livelihood Award, while his broader body of work helped bring climate and sustainability issues to a general readership.
Very Good overall condition as reported by the seller. The dust jacket has visible rubbing and surface marks, edge and corner wear, creasing, and small chips or short tears around the extremities. The photographed rear flap remains clear and legible with light handling. Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the signature and condition of the actual copy offered.
