The Restorative Economy: Changing Beliefs and Behaviors for Peace and Prosperity

Bechtold, David; Steiner, Susan

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“…On the contrary, some argue that the globalized economy has adversely affected the environment and eroded social capital by interrupting local community practices and interactions. Multinational corporations are mainly concerned with maximizing benefits rather than pursuing altruistic and normative goals [ 34 ].…”

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Institutionalization for good governance to reach sustainable health development: a framework analysis

Haghighi,

Takian

2024

Global Health

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Background This article explores the concept of institutionalization, which is the process of transforming ideas into programs and automating actions, in the context of health system governance and sustainable development. Institutionalization is a key mechanism for creating accountable and transparent institutions, which are essential for achieving health system resilience and sustainability. This study identifies the components and dimensions of institutionalization in the health system and its relationship with good governance and sustainable health development. Main text We applied a scoping review method in five steps. First, we formulated a question for our research. Then, we concluded a comprehensive literature search in five electronic databases for identifying relevant studies. This review has two phases: identifying the concept of institutional approach and its components in health system, and its relationship with good governance to reach Sustainable Health Development (SHD). The third step was study selection, and the 1st author performed data abstraction. The key issues which are identified in our review, related to the concepts of SDH, its goals, pillars and principles; positive peace; good governance; components of institutional approach components, and their relations. Finally, we summarized and organized our findings in a format of a proposed conceptual framework, to underpin the role of institutionalization in the health system to achieve sustainable development. Conclusion Institutionalization is a key concept for achieving positive peace and good governance, which requires meaningful involvement of leaders, politicians, civil society, and public participation. It also depends on the conditions of justice, human rights, transparency, accountability and rule of law. In the wake of COVID-19, institutionalization is more crucial than ever for advancing sustainable development, especially in the context of low and middle-income countries (LMICs).

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Institutionalization for good governance to reach sustainable health development: a framework analysis

Haghighi,

Takian

2024

Global Health

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Positive Peace Pillars and Sustainability Dimensions: An Analytical Framework

Simangan

Sharifi

Kaneko

2021

International Studies Review

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Despite broad recognition that peace and sustainability are interrelated, the pathways of their relationship remain ambiguous or nascent at best. We synthesized the literature relevant to the linkages between the two by framing our analysis around the pillars of positive peace and the dimensions of sustainability. Our review reveals that while the existing studies describe the conditions where peace and sustainability considerations interact, empirical evidence of their causal linkages appears limited. Nevertheless, this framing enabled us to consider some of the environmental, social, economic, and institutional conditions that influence the relationship between peace and sustainability. It also shows how our understanding of the peace–sustainability nexus can benefit from integrating environmental sustainability as one of the pillars of positive peace and negative peace as one of the dimensions of sustainability. This review presents opportunities for epistemic communities to navigate the factors and contexts that influence the pursuit of peace and sustainability.

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The Restorative Economy: Changing Beliefs and Behaviors for Peace and Prosperity

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Institutionalization for good governance to reach sustainable health development: a framework analysis

Institutionalization for good governance to reach sustainable health development: a framework analysis

Positive Peace Pillars and Sustainability Dimensions: An Analytical Framework

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