The three levels of sustainability
By: Cavagnaro, Elena.
Contributor(s): Curiel, George.
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BookPublisher: Sheffield : Routledge, 2023Edition: 2nd ed.Description: xviii, 309 p. ; ill. , 24 cm.ISBN: 9780367726256.Subject(s): Quality of line | Triple bottom line | Stakeholder theory | Economic growth | Corporate social responsibility | Human ecologyDDC classification: 338.927 Summary: This book aims to provide the missing link in current debates around sustainability. The role of business, governments, NGOS and multilateral institutions are widely covered and many books discuss their possible actions, strategies and roles. But all of these organisations are made up of individuals. And it is individuals who will need to steer society and organisations toward a more just and equitable world. - The book takes a holistic approach to sustainable development. The authors argue that this approach starts and ends with the human being. They believe that the personal dimension of sustainable development has been neglected and that it is clear that sustainable societies cannot be achieved without committed individuals who are convinced of the need to be part of the sustainability project.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
This book aims to provide the missing link in current debates around sustainability. The role of business, governments, NGOS and multilateral institutions are widely covered and many books discuss their possible actions, strategies and roles. But all of these organisations are made up of individuals. And it is individuals who will need to steer society and organisations toward a more just and equitable world. - The book takes a holistic approach to sustainable development. The authors argue that this approach starts and ends with the human being. They believe that the personal dimension of sustainable development has been neglected and that it is clear that sustainable societies cannot be achieved without committed individuals who are convinced of the need to be part of the sustainability project.
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