This unit has been discontinued.

Introduction

Summary 2020

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Learning Outcomes

1: Be able to reflect, apply and extend major economic concepts, philosophical and theoretical issues and formulate ways in which natural resource management strategies can be successfully implemented.
2: Be able to communicate the possibilities for reducing socio-economic pressures on nature through technological change, economic restructuring, and behavioural change on the management of the Antarctic, sub-Antarctic and southern ocean.
3: Be able to work collaboratively with peers to critically apply economic theory, evaluate policies and reflect on the ethical implications of economic models and analysis used.

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Requisites

Prerequisites

BEA201

Teaching

Textbooks

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