Dennis L. Meadows’s research while affiliated with Dartmouth College and other places

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Publications (45)


Grenzen des Wachstums - Das 30-Jahre-Update: Signale zum Kurswechsel
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February 2024

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Donella Meadows

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Jorgen Randers

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Dennis Meadows


Sustainable Development

July 2022

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143 Reads

This poster resulted from a brainstorming session held in Berlin organized and supported by World Business Council for Sustainable Development









Citations (32)


... Severity of environmental deterioration (Meadows et al., 1972) is necessitating technological changes but also changes in attitude and behaviour of consumers (Weigel et al., 1978). Consumers' growing concern for the environment and environment related issues are driving businesses across the globe to offer a wide range of ecofriendly products choices across a wide variety of product categories: from fashion, cars to gadgets. ...

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Pro-environmental Concern Influencing Green Buying: A Study on Indian Consumers
The Limits to Growth (1972)
  • Citing Chapter
  • October 2013

... Eine Zuspitzung der sozialen sowie ökologischen Lage erfolgte dabei bereits mit dem Produktionszuwachs unter unzureichenden Umweltauflagen, nach Verlagerung der nördlichen Produktionszentren in den globalen Süden zum Ende der 1970er-Jahre. (Meadows et al. 2009). Vor allem durch das erhöhte Aufkommen und den Abbau von Rohstoffen im globalen Süden unter menschenrechtsverletzenden und umweltschädigenden Umständen, entstehen Bedarfe an entwicklungspolitischen Maßnahmen. ...

Grenzen des Wachstums - Das 30-Jahre-Update: Signal zum Kurswechsel
  • Citing Book
  • December 2020

... only if it is not used as a springboard for even faster development, but as a starting point for a more equal distribution of wealth and income worldwide. One perspective of this report is that any reasonable attempt to achieve a lasting balance through planned action will ultimately be successful only if there is a fundamental shift in the values and goals of individuals, peoples and globally [33,34]. ...

The Limits to Growth (1972)
  • Citing Chapter
  • December 2017

... These narratives represent the complexity of the Anthropocene and project radically different futures where innovation becomes the linchpin of survival or collapse. In this context, new narratives need to be rethought to guide new processes of restoration and improvement of natural and social systems [62][63][64]. ...

The Limits To Growth
  • Citing Chapter
  • October 2018

... He also mentioned that the high number of tourists in Crete threatens the fragile natural ecosystems as well as the cultural and historical monuments. The global system investigating the interconnections and interdependence among population, natural resources, industrial production, food availability and pollution has been analyzed [31]. The authors stated that there are limits to growth which should not be surpassed in order to avoid the collapse of our societies. ...

The Limits to Growth
  • Citing Chapter
  • September 2019

... Furthermore, decolonial scholars argue that human-nature dualism sets the stage for western colonialism (Harding 1998) and modern-day capitalism (Steinberg 2002). Despite critiques of progress narratives of modern development (Mumford 1967;Latour 1993), such systems have remained incapable of reining in their negative impacts on Earth systems, even in service of the humancentered goal of our own species' survival (Meadows et al. 1992;Rockstrom et al. 2009;Steffen et al. 2015;Folke et al. 2021). 1 As such, the Anthropocene lays bare the falsity of dualistic and reductionist thinking (Crutzen and Stoermer 2000;Rockstrom et al. 2009;Steffen et al. 2015). ...

Beyond the Limits: Global Collapse or a Sustainable Future.
  • Citing Article
  • July 1993

The Economic Journal

... Introduction 1 À partir des années 1990, l'avènement de la notion de développement durable et la remise en cause des indicateurs quantitatifs pour rendre compte du développement d'une communauté humaine, conduisent à une mise en débat de la notion de performance économique (Meadows et al., 1972 ;Sen, 1987 ;Daly, 1991 ;Maric, 1996). Par ailleurs, alors que le processus de mondialisation s'accentue, une partie relativement importante de la littérature traitant de la dynamique des activités économiques s'efforce de mettre en évidence le rôle des « avantages différenciatifs » localisés dans la compétitivité des régions ou des bassins d'activité, (Pecqueur, 2007) dépassant la vision centrée sur les dotations initiales. ...

Halte à la croissance? Enquête sur le Club de Rome
  • Citing Article
  • May 1973

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Janine Delaunay

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Donella H. Meadows

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Jacques Delaunay

... En 1972, serán Meadows D., Meadows D.L., Randers y Behrens, quienes utilicen por primer vez el término "desarrollo sostenible" en su sentido actual, detallando los problemas del crecimiento como el agotamiento de los recursos, polución (incluyendo concentración de dióxido de carbono), pérdida de tierra arable, y la declinación de la producción de comida, que derivarían en detener el progreso, pudiéndose alterar este proceso para establecer una condición de estabilidad ecológica y económica que sea sustentable [13]; y, en 1973, Daly, señala que una economía basada en el crecimiento sin fin de la producción física es imposible, y propone un crecimiento cualitativo controlado con mecanismos de mercado como altos precios, conservación, tecnología, sustitución, entre otros [14]. ...

“Perspectives, problems, and models” from the limits to growth (1972)
  • Citing Chapter
  • January 2014

... Besonders deutlich wird diese langfristige Betrachtung bei dem Modell zu den Grenzen des Wachstumes(Meadows et al., 1972, S. 81). Dabei erfolgt der Bezug auf eine systemdynamische Studie vonRanders und Meadows (1971), in der die zeitliche Verzögerung zwischen Ursache und Wirkung im Kontext des ökologischen Systems betrachtet wird. So wird bei diesen "Welt-Modellen", deren Ziel die Modellierung komplexer globaler Zusammenhänge ist, vielfach ein Zeitraum zwischen 50 und 100 Jahren als Betrachtungszeit festgelegt ...

System Simulation to Test Environmental Policy: A Sample Study of DDT Movement in the Environment
  • Citing Chapter
  • January 1973

Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems