Environment and development: introduction
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[Extract] Continuing the themes that emerge from earlier parts of the Handbook, the chapters in this section highlight both the uneven nature of development across Southeast Asia as well as the costs associated with resource intensive development and rapid economic growth. One of the most cogent critiques of modernist development has been the impact of resource intensification and growth-oriented economic strategies on the environment. Indeed, the positioning of the environment as somehow external to the economic and social processes of development is an assumption that has been widely challenged with the rise of sustainability discourses. Yet beyond framing the environment as experiencing impacts from development and seeing it as a set of resources underpinning livelihoods and economic activities requiring regulation, conservation and protection, the authors in this section highlight the ways in which rethinking society-environment relations can contribute to more equitable and sustainable development.
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Routledge Handbook of Southeast Asian Development
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