found: nuc92-1: Great Britain. Overseas Development Administration. Endosulfan Monitoring Project. The environmental impact of aerosols of endosulfan applied ... 1981(hdg. on CaBVaU rept.: Douthwaite, R. J.; usage: R.J. Douthwaite)
found: His The growth illusion, 1992:t.p. (Richard Douthwaite) jkt. (b. in Yorkshire, 1942; studied at Leeds and Essex univs.; former professional economist, was adviser to the govts. of Jamaica and Montserrat; 1974 moved to Westport, Co. Mayo, and now works as a writer/journalist, specializing in business and the environment)
found: OCLC database, 4/29/93(hdg.: Douthwaite, R.J.; Douthwaite, Richard, 1942-)
found: BLAISE, Jan. 1994(hdg.: Douthwaite, Richard, 1942- ; title: The growth illusion)
found: Wikipedia WWW site, Nov. 18, 2011(Richard Douthwaite; b. Aug. 6, 1942; d. Nov. 14, 2011, Cloona, near Westport, Co. Mayo; British economist, ecologist, campaigner, and writer living in Ireland)
found: FEASTA Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability website, 21 October 2016:news archives In memoriam: Richard Douthwaite posted 15 November 2011 (Richard Douthwaite (1942-2011), co-founder of Feasta and much-loved colleague and friend, died on November 14th 2011 after a long illness.) - http://www.feasta.org/2011/11/15/in-memorium-richard-douthwaite/ found: The Irish Times newspaper, via LexisNexis Academic, 21 October 2016:obituary published 19 November 2011 (ECONOMIST, ECOLOGIST and writer Richard Douthwaite, who has died aged 69, is best known for his book The Growth Illusion: How Economic Growth Enriched the Few, Impoverished the Many and Endangered the Planet (1992). Born in Sheffield in 1942, he worked as a journalist before studying economics at Essex University. He continued his studies at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica, where he also worked in the government's central planning unit; he moved in 1968 to Montserrat where he worked as a government economist for two years; Based in Cloona, Westport, Co Mayo, he worked as a journalist and writer, contributing regularly to The Irish Times. He lectured at the constituent colleges of the National University of Ireland, at Goldsmith's College, London School of Economics and other third-level institutions in England, Scotland, Sweden and Hungary. He was economic adviser to the Global Commons Institute, London, from 1993 to 2005; He was a co-founder of Feasta, the Foundation for the Economics of Sustainability; His work and writings influenced many people to become involved in environmental and sustainability issues. Richard Douthwaite: born August 6th, 1942; died November 14th, 2011.)
found: Canadiana, March 17, 2020(access point: Douthwaite, Richard; not Canadian)
