Sustainability has become a leading principle of social change that combines different objectives – be it green capitalism based on ecological modernization or a socio-ecological transformation that could ring in a post-capitalist era. The social dimensions of sustainability as well as the paradoxes relating to a sustainable development in global capitalism are examined in this programmatic text by Sighard Neckel and his research team in Hamburg. Basic sociological perspectives of sustainability are the subject, as are prospects of concrete fields of a critical-reflexive social research on the social conflicts centering around sustainability.
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Copyright year
2018
ISBN-Print
978-3-8376-4194-3
ISBN-Online
978-3-8394-4194-7
Publisher
transcript, Bielefeld
Series
Sozialtheorie
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0
Language
German
Pages
150
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FrontmatterPages 1 - 4 Martina Hasenfratz, Natalia Besedovsky, Moritz Boddenberg, Timo Wiegand, Sarah Miriam Pritz Download chapter (PDF)
InhaltPages 5 - 6 Martina Hasenfratz, Natalia Besedovsky, Moritz Boddenberg, Timo Wiegand, Sarah Miriam Pritz Download chapter (PDF)
Nachhaltigkeit als TransformationsprojektPages 123 - 144 Moritz Boddenberg Download chapter (PDF)
Autorinnen und AutorenPages 145 - 150 Martina Hasenfratz, Natalia Besedovsky, Moritz Boddenberg, Timo Wiegand, Sarah Miriam Pritz Download chapter (PDF)
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