Explains the exogenous and endogenous types of relationships between ethics and economics in neoclassical and non …‐neoclassical framework. Studies market consequentialism, deontological preferences and polity‐market (ecology) interactions in recent … developments in economic theory and political philosophy. A review of literature is covered. From these studies, bordering ethics …

deteriorated (and deteriorating) world natural environment are offered. Institutional and financial guidelines for ecological …

system that humans have created. Shows how incompatible a market economy is with the preservation of the environment and …

Economic thought has had considerable influence on ecology and environmental management. This has been by and large to … the detriment of ecology for two reasons: first, much of the neo‐classical economics (the economics of resource allocation … on ecological economics hold more promise in forging the much needed integration of economics and ecology. Their value …

backdoor method to retaining protectionism. Such a perspective overlooks economic principles pertaining to externalities as …

market economy, giving rise to certain environmental problems. The paper attempts to analyse the linkage between environment … regarding the preservation of environment.  …

The exogenous and endogenous types of relationships between ethics and economics are explained in neoclassical and non …‐neoclassical frameworks. Market consequentialism, deontological preferences and polity‐market (ecology) interactions are brought out to … configure the theoretical perspectives of the endogenous theory underlying the interface between ethics and economics. The …