 College
of Agriculture & Life Sciences
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Distance Education....Fall 2008
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| Ecological
Economics |
| C
Dev 508 |
| Credit
Hours |
3
non-major graduate or 3 graduate |
| Dates |
September
29-December 12, 2008 |
| Registration
Deadline |
September
15, 2008 |
| Off-Campus
Program |
Community
Development Online Master's Program |
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| Instructor:
Gary Lynne |
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| E-mail:
glynne1@unl.edu |
| Phone:
402-472-8281 |
| FAX:
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Course
Audio Clip |
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| Tuition/Fees |
$415
per credit/ Other fees that
will be assessed |
| Prerequisites |
Interested
students must contact Carrie Brus, cbrus@iastate.edu, to register
since this course is part of the Community Development program through
the Great Plains IDEA consortium. |
| Course
Description |
Exploration
of synthesis across the notion of "utility" as represented
in environmental/natural resource economics, as well as the notion
of "ecology" in ecological economics. Focus will be on the
influence the community and ecosystem have on one another, and the
potential for complimentarity between the two. The course approaches
economy and community by looking at the inherent interdependence,
jointness, and potential complimentarity as between the ecology and
economy (utility) of a place.
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| Course Website |
This
course is taught by the University of Nebraska.
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| Delivery Format |
Web |
| Technology Requirements |
Email
- Computer/Software Requirements |
| Text |
The
course is centered around a required text and a suggested (not required)
workbook. The course focuses on the microeconomics parts of these
books, covering mainly the first 12-chapters in the textbook and
related sections in the workbook.
Daly, H. E.
and Farley, J. Ecological Economics: Principles and Applications.
Washington, D.C.: Island Press, 2004.
Farley, J.,
Erickson, J.D. and Daly, H.E. Ecological Economics: A Workbook for
Problem-Based Learning. Washington, D.C.: Island Press, 2004. |
| Students
must contact Carrie Brus to register for this course, email is the
preferred method of contact, cbrus@iastate.edu. Please specify whether
or not this course will be applying to the Online Master's Degree
in Community Development or if it will be applied to another graduate
program at ISU. |

Brenton
Center for Agricultural Instruction & Technology Transfer, 004
Curtiss Hall, Ames, Iowa 50011.
Voice: 515-294-1862 / FAX: 515-294-1924.
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15-Aug-2008
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