This inspiring progress report on community-building integrates recent work in “social capital” and “ecological economics” and applies it to the Kauaian style of living in ecosystems and a history of initiative in this isolated rural place. More than a first-hand account of one plantation-cum-resort island on the edge of over-development, this forward-looking assessment charts a course for dramatic change in how Kauaian community resources are managed and island sustainability attained. In 100 fact-packed pages, what is known about this Kauaian economy, ecology and community is presented with lots of graphics (maps, charts, images) and a prosaic narrative tightly woven around the island’s current situation and coming challenges.
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