Summary:
The book examines the impact of social rules and institutions on environmental outcomes, arguing that these human constructs are pivotal in determining how we use and protect natural resources. It explores the ways in which governance, economic systems, and cultural practices influence ecological sustainability and human well-being.
Key points:
1. Social Rules Shape the Environment: The environment's health depends on the social rules that guide human actions, including laws and norms. Changing these rules is key to sustainability.
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