Michal Apollo is an Assistant Professor in the Institute of Geography, Department of Tourism and Regional Studies at the Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland; a Fellow of Yale University’s Global Justice Program, New Haven, USA; and a Visiting Scholar at Hainan University - Arizona State University Joint International Tourism College, Haikou, China. Michal is a founder and board member of the Polish Chapter of Academics Stand Against Poverty. Pahlaj Moolio is a Professor and Dean in the Office of Research and Development at LSi Business School, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; a Fellow of the Global Justice Program, Yale University, USA; Advisory Board Member, Basel Institute of Commons and Economics, Switzerland; and Cambodia Chapter of Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP-Cambodia) and member of ASAP Global Board of Directors.

The book is characterised by a high level of quality research produced by a group of very well-informed researchers from throughout the world. The topics are of great importance and highlight the connections between sustainability and poverty. This is a book that deserves to be studied very carefully by a wide readership.

• ContributorsThomas Pogge: ForewordMichal Apollo and Pahlaj Moolio: Preface: An Unequal WorldPart 1: Poverty and Development: A Global Perspective Chapter 1. Celina Aznarez: Social Distribution and Access to Ecosystem Services: Approaches for the Alleviation of Socio-environmental InequalitiesChapter 2. Agnieszka Legut: The Climate Change–Migration Nexus Seen Through the Lens of the European Union: Analysis of Legal and Policy FramesChapter 3. Małgorzata Kmak: Dangers of Uncontrolled Urbanisation for Society: Selected AspectsChapter 4. Urszula Śliwka: Nutrition Insecurity in a Developed World: Challenges for Health Promotion and Further Directions for Sustainable DevelopmentChapter 5. Agnieszka Gawlik: The Internalisation of Tourism Externalities: Methods and InstrumentsChapter 6. Ozan Kaya: Slow Tourism: A Community-based Approach for Sustainable DevelopmentChapter 7. Agnieszka Gawlik and Barbara Woś: Agritourism and Ecotourism as an Innovative Direction for Sustainable Rural DevelopmentChapter 8. Rashedul Hasan, Mohammad Dulal Miah and Muhammad Ashfaq: Causal Nexus between a Sustainable Economy and Agricultural Credit: Global EvidencePart 2: Poverty and Development: A Local Perspective Chapter 9. Van Canh Truong: Measuring Sustainable Development: A Quantitative Evaluation of Sustainable Development in VietnamChapter 10. Cristina Ghinea and Ancuța Elena Prisacaru: Evaluation of Consumers’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices in Sustainable Consumption: A Romanian Case StudyChapter 11. Azizul Hassan: Environmental Sustainability Concerns: The Case of the Sundarbans of BangladeshChapter 12. Kennedy Eborka, Chinyere C. Nwokeke and Mosope Akinbola: Urbanisation, Access to Affordable Housing and Sustainable Development among Low-Income Earners in Nigeria: Insights from the Bariga Local Council Development Area, Lagos StateChapter 13. Chinyere C.P. Nnorom and Kennedy Eborka: The Condition of Women in Nigerian Families and National Development: The Imperative for Cultural Re-evaluation and Legal RebalanceChapter 14. Renata Rettinger: Cuban Tourist Enclaves: A Critical ApproachChapter 15. Hoang Van Long and Mitsuyasu Yabe: The Impact of Environmental Factors on Profit Efficiency in Rice Production in Northern VietnamPahlaj Moolio and Michal Apollo: Conclusion: Development – Prosperity or Disparity?Index

Michal Apollo is an Assistant Professor in the Institute of Geography, Department of Tourism and Regional Studies at the Pedagogical University of Cracow, Poland; a Fellow of Yale University’s Global Justice Program, New Haven, USA; and a Visiting Scholar at Hainan University - Arizona State University Joint International Tourism College, Haikou, China. Michal is a founder and board member of the Polish Chapter of Academics Stand Against Poverty. Pahlaj Moolio is a Professor and Dean in the Office of Research and Development at LSi Business School, Phnom Penh, Cambodia; a Fellow of the Global Justice Program, Yale University, USA; Advisory Board Member, Basel Institute of Commons and Economics, Switzerland; and Cambodia Chapter of Academics Stand Against Poverty (ASAP-Cambodia) and member of ASAP Global Board of Directors.

The book is characterised by a high level of quality research produced by a group of very well-informed researchers from throughout the world. The topics are of great importance and highlight the connections between sustainability and poverty. This is a book that deserves to be studied very carefully by a wide readership.

• ContributorsThomas Pogge: ForewordMichal Apollo and Pahlaj Moolio: Preface: An Unequal WorldPart 1: Poverty and Development: A Global Perspective Chapter 1. Celina Aznarez: Social Distribution and Access to Ecosystem Services: Approaches for the Alleviation of Socio-environmental InequalitiesChapter 2. Agnieszka Legut: The Climate Change–Migration Nexus Seen Through the Lens of the European Union: Analysis of Legal and Policy FramesChapter 3. Małgorzata Kmak: Dangers of Uncontrolled Urbanisation for Society: Selected AspectsChapter 4. Urszula Śliwka: Nutrition Insecurity in a Developed World: Challenges for Health Promotion and Further Directions for Sustainable DevelopmentChapter 5. Agnieszka Gawlik: The Internalisation of Tourism Externalities: Methods and InstrumentsChapter 6. Ozan Kaya: Slow Tourism: A Community-based Approach for Sustainable DevelopmentChapter 7. Agnieszka Gawlik and Barbara Woś: Agritourism and Ecotourism as an Innovative Direction for Sustainable Rural DevelopmentChapter 8. Rashedul Hasan, Mohammad Dulal Miah and Muhammad Ashfaq: Causal Nexus between a Sustainable Economy and Agricultural Credit: Global EvidencePart 2: Poverty and Development: A Local Perspective Chapter 9. Van Canh Truong: Measuring Sustainable Development: A Quantitative Evaluation of Sustainable Development in VietnamChapter 10. Cristina Ghinea and Ancuța Elena Prisacaru: Evaluation of Consumers’ Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices in Sustainable Consumption: A Romanian Case StudyChapter 11. Azizul Hassan: Environmental Sustainability Concerns: The Case of the Sundarbans of BangladeshChapter 12. Kennedy Eborka, Chinyere C. Nwokeke and Mosope Akinbola: Urbanisation, Access to Affordable Housing and Sustainable Development among Low-Income Earners in Nigeria: Insights from the Bariga Local Council Development Area, Lagos StateChapter 13. Chinyere C.P. Nnorom and Kennedy Eborka: The Condition of Women in Nigerian Families and National Development: The Imperative for Cultural Re-evaluation and Legal RebalanceChapter 14. Renata Rettinger: Cuban Tourist Enclaves: A Critical ApproachChapter 15. Hoang Van Long and Mitsuyasu Yabe: The Impact of Environmental Factors on Profit Efficiency in Rice Production in Northern VietnamPahlaj Moolio and Michal Apollo: Conclusion: Development – Prosperity or Disparity?Index