2008
DOI: 10.1590/s1678-53202008000100016
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“…It was a historic decision by UN member countries to join forces in favor of a Global Agenda for Sustainable Development, which must be fulfilled by 2030 in order to end poverty and world hunger, build a more peaceful world, The lessons learned from the ecological economics of Kapp (1963;1983) andGeorgescu-Roegen (1971) should inspire new policies aimed at the sustainable development of the planet. Since, in order for the social and environmental dimensions to effectively go hand in hand with economic growth, it is necessary to develop strategies and alternatives for harmonizing the economic, social, environmental, cultural and political dimensions of development (SACHS, 1986;ZUBERMAN, 2020). This article defends the thesis that the market can be an important instrument of renewal for sustainable development.…”
Section: The Contributions Of Rifikin's Discussion On the Third Revol...mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…It was a historic decision by UN member countries to join forces in favor of a Global Agenda for Sustainable Development, which must be fulfilled by 2030 in order to end poverty and world hunger, build a more peaceful world, The lessons learned from the ecological economics of Kapp (1963;1983) andGeorgescu-Roegen (1971) should inspire new policies aimed at the sustainable development of the planet. Since, in order for the social and environmental dimensions to effectively go hand in hand with economic growth, it is necessary to develop strategies and alternatives for harmonizing the economic, social, environmental, cultural and political dimensions of development (SACHS, 1986;ZUBERMAN, 2020). This article defends the thesis that the market can be an important instrument of renewal for sustainable development.…”
Section: The Contributions Of Rifikin's Discussion On the Third Revol...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…To this end, a broader discussion in search of a transformation of production and consumption habits and practices is essential. It is clear that the environmental dimension imposes limits on production and consumption, so strategies and new alternatives must be developed to take the ecological aspect into account (SACHS, 1986;SACHS, 2002). The lessons of Kapp (1983) and Georgescu-Roegen (1986) may be relevant for thinking about the integrated production systems idealized by Sachs (1986) as an alternative to minimizing losses in production systems.…”
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“…Quadro 2 -% de respostas que confirmam as afirmações do primeiro Com essas respostas, podemos confirmar que a padronização de um processo realmente garante um aumento da qualidade e controle deste (TEIXEIRA et al, 2013), visto que mediante as respostas tornou-se mais fácil encontrar as informações. Também confirmamos o estudo deKunsch (1997) de que a comunicação organizacional é uma ferramenta estratégica e que com o boletim garantiu-se que as informações fossem completas e objetivas, além de serem passadas de forma clara e livre de ruído.…”
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“…Ao mesmo tempo em que estes expressivos resultados eram mais bem compreendidos, ocorreram vários acidentes ambientais, como o de Bhopal (vazamentos de uma fábrica de pesticidas em 1984) e o de Chernobyl (explosão de um reator nuclear em 1986), e vários derramamentos de petroleiros com conseqüências ambientais graves e que tiveram grande repercussão internacional. Neste contexto surgiu o conceito de Ecodesenvolvimento, definido como "um estilo de desenvolvimento particularmente adaptado às regiões rurais do terceiro mundo, fundado em sua capacidade natural para a fotossíntese" (Sachs, 1986). A medida que os resultados de novas pesquisas e estudos eram divulgados e discutidos, este conceito foi sendo modificado e adaptado até a definição atual, apresentado em 1987 pelo Relatório Brundtland: desenvolvimento sustentável é aquele capaz de atender as necessidades presentes sem comprometer a capacidade das gerações futuras em atender suas próprias necessidades (WCED, 1987).…”
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