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This book examines and assesses the interdependence between sustainability and wellbeing by drawing attention to humans as producers and consumers of cultural expressions in a post-human age. This book will be of great interest to students and researchers interested in sustainability through conceptual and empirical approaches.
This book examines and assesses the interdependence between sustainability and wellbeing by drawing attention to humans as producers and consumers of cultural expressions in a post-human age. This book will be of great interest to students and researchers interested in sustainability through conceptual and empirical approaches.
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Autorenporträt
Paola Spinozzi is Associate Professor of English Literature at the University of Ferrara. Her research focuses on the relationships between literature and visual art, science, utopia as a genre and sustainability. Massimiliano Mazzanti is Professor of Political Economy at the University of Ferrara. He specialises in environmental policy, economics of innovation and waste management.
Inhaltsangabe
Pillars and Circles: Wellbeing at the Core of Sustainability Paola Spinozzi and Massimiliano Mazzanti Part I. Sustainable Wellbeing in Theory and History Prologue Paola Spinozzi I.1. Creating Capacities for Human Flourishing: An Alternative Approach to Human Development Paul James I.2. The Incongruities of Sustainability: An Examination of the UN Earth Summit Declarations 1972-2012 Gonzalo Salazar I.3. Slow Living and Sustainability: The Victorian Legacy Wendy Parkins I.4. Innovation and Consumption in the Evolution of Capitalist Societies Pier Paolo Saviotti 1.5. In a Prescient Mode. (Un)Sustainable Societies in the Post/Apocalyptic Genre Paola Spinozzi Part II. Policies and Institutions for Wellbeing Prologue Massimiliano Mazzanti II.1. Contextualising Sustainability: Socio-Economic Dynamics, Technology and Policy Massimiliano Mazzanti and Marianna Gilli II.2. Social Equity and Ecological Sustainability through the Lens of Degrowth Valeria Andreoni II.3. Institutionalist Climate Governance for Pleasant Cities and the Good Life Gjalt Huppes and Ruben Huele II.4. Assessing Public Awareness about Biodiversity in Europe Anna Kalinowska II.5. Is the Current Global Role of English Sustainable? Richard Chapman Part III. Sustainable Wellbeing Via Habitat and Citizenship Prologue Paola Spinozzi and Massimiliano Mazzanti III.1. The Impact of Settlements on Urban River Basins and the Case of the Belém River in Curitiba, Brazil Gilda Cassilha, Marta Gabardo, Sylvia Leitão, and Zulma Schussel III.2. Creative Social Innovation and Social Urbanism: The Case of Medellin Ana Elena Builes Vélez and María Florencia Guidobono III.3. Long-term Visions and Ordinary Management: Post-Earthquake Reconstruction in the Italian Region of Emilia Gianfranco Franz III.4. Urban Life and Climate Change at the Core of Political Dialogue: A Focus on Saint-Louis du Sénégal Adrien Coly, Fatimatou Sall, Mohamed Diatta C.B.C., and Chérif Samsédine Sarr III.5. Is Ethno-tourism a Strategy of Sustainable Wellbeing? A Focus on Mapuche Entrepreneurs Gonzalo Valdivieso, Andrés Ried and Sofía Rojo III.6. Japanese Castle Towns as Models for Contemporary Urban Planning Shigeru Satoh III.7. Vietnam's Pathway towards Sustainability: Stories Half-told Nhai Pham and Dan Tong
Pillars and Circles: Wellbeing at the Core of Sustainability Paola Spinozzi and Massimiliano Mazzanti Part I. Sustainable Wellbeing in Theory and History Prologue Paola Spinozzi I.1. Creating Capacities for Human Flourishing: An Alternative Approach to Human Development Paul James I.2. The Incongruities of Sustainability: An Examination of the UN Earth Summit Declarations 1972-2012 Gonzalo Salazar I.3. Slow Living and Sustainability: The Victorian Legacy Wendy Parkins I.4. Innovation and Consumption in the Evolution of Capitalist Societies Pier Paolo Saviotti 1.5. In a Prescient Mode. (Un)Sustainable Societies in the Post/Apocalyptic Genre Paola Spinozzi Part II. Policies and Institutions for Wellbeing Prologue Massimiliano Mazzanti II.1. Contextualising Sustainability: Socio-Economic Dynamics, Technology and Policy Massimiliano Mazzanti and Marianna Gilli II.2. Social Equity and Ecological Sustainability through the Lens of Degrowth Valeria Andreoni II.3. Institutionalist Climate Governance for Pleasant Cities and the Good Life Gjalt Huppes and Ruben Huele II.4. Assessing Public Awareness about Biodiversity in Europe Anna Kalinowska II.5. Is the Current Global Role of English Sustainable? Richard Chapman Part III. Sustainable Wellbeing Via Habitat and Citizenship Prologue Paola Spinozzi and Massimiliano Mazzanti III.1. The Impact of Settlements on Urban River Basins and the Case of the Belém River in Curitiba, Brazil Gilda Cassilha, Marta Gabardo, Sylvia Leitão, and Zulma Schussel III.2. Creative Social Innovation and Social Urbanism: The Case of Medellin Ana Elena Builes Vélez and María Florencia Guidobono III.3. Long-term Visions and Ordinary Management: Post-Earthquake Reconstruction in the Italian Region of Emilia Gianfranco Franz III.4. Urban Life and Climate Change at the Core of Political Dialogue: A Focus on Saint-Louis du Sénégal Adrien Coly, Fatimatou Sall, Mohamed Diatta C.B.C., and Chérif Samsédine Sarr III.5. Is Ethno-tourism a Strategy of Sustainable Wellbeing? A Focus on Mapuche Entrepreneurs Gonzalo Valdivieso, Andrés Ried and Sofía Rojo III.6. Japanese Castle Towns as Models for Contemporary Urban Planning Shigeru Satoh III.7. Vietnam's Pathway towards Sustainability: Stories Half-told Nhai Pham and Dan Tong
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