Understanding sustainable development / John Blewitt
Por: Blewitt, John [autor/a].
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Acervo General | 338.927 B5 | Disponible | ECO020013185 |
Incluye bibliografía: páginas 345-385 e índice: páginas 385-395
Glosario: páginas 43-344
List of Illustrations.. List of Acronyms and Abbreviations.. Introduction.. 1. Towards Sustainable Development.. 2. Worldviews and Ethical Values: Towards an Ecological Paradigm.. 3. Cultural and Contested Understandings of Science and Sustainability.. 4. Connecting Social with Environmental Justice.. 5. Sustainable Development, Politics and Governance.. 6. Conservation and Sustainable Development.. 7. Beyond the Imperatives of Economic Growth and 'Business as Usual'.. 8. Envisioning Sustainable Societies and Urban Areas.. 9. Tools, Systems and Innovation for Sustainability.. 10. Communication and Learning for Sustainability.. 11. Leading the Sustainability Process.. Glossary.. References.. Index
This new and expanded edition builds upon the first edition's powerful multi-perspective approach and breath of coverage. A truly comprehensive introduction to sustainable development, it is designed specifically to allow access to the topic from a wide range of educational and professional backgrounds and to develop understanding of a diversity of approaches and traditions at different levels. This second edition includes: a complete update of the text, with increased coverage of major topics including ecosystems; production and consumption; business; urban sustainability; governance; new media technologies; conservation; leadership; globalization and global crises; sustainability literacy and learning; more examples from the Global South and North America, while retaining its unique coverage of first world countries; chapter aims at the start and summaries at the end of each chapter; glossary of key terms; a new chapter on Conservation with a focus on behaviour change and values; a brand new website which includes discussion of how projects are done on the ground, additional exercises and online cases, test questions and recommended readings and films. Offering boxed examples from the local to the global, Understanding Sustainable Development is the most complete guide to the subject for course leaders, undergraduates and postgraduates. eng