Social Sustainability in Unsustainable Society : Concepts, Critiques and Counter-Narratives (Ethical Economy)

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Social Sustainability in Unsustainable Society : Concepts, Critiques and Counter-Narratives (Ethical Economy)

Krøjer, Jo (EDT)/ Langergaard, Luise Li (EDT)

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Springer International Publishing AG（2025/01発売）
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ポイント 305pt

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製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版／ページ数 137 p.
言語 ENG
商品コード 9783031513688

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This book offers a unique, critical exploration of concepts and practices of social sustainability through both a critical concept analysis as well as empirical studies of practices that undermine social sustainability. It addresses the questions: What is the main role of social relations and social practice in the transition from fundamentally unsustainable societies and local practices towards a sustainable future? And how does economical sustainability reduce or enhance social sustainability? The chapters in this work define and understand social sustainability in relation to principles such as solidarity, community, welfare, reciprocity, and regenerative co-existence. These principles are analyzed through the lens of emotions, respect, carefulness, sensitivity, and art, to establish counter-principles and narratives to principles like growth, efficiency, capitalism, and mastery of nature. Such counter-narratives to mainstream understandings and histories of economy aid in shedding light on a variety of different aspects of sustainability. The book presents a methodological plurality including conceptual and empirical approaches, praxis-oriented and inductive approaches. The chapters present interdisciplinary approaches concerning welfare, ecology, sociology, organization and economy, social psychology and aesthetics and therefore appeal to a broad audience of scholars and academics.

Introduction: Understanding Social Sustainability. An introduction (Luise Li Langergaard, Jo Krøjer & Jennifer Eschweiler).- Chapter 1. Reciprocity and Social Sustainability (Lars Hulgård and Jenny Eschweiler).- Chapter 2. Emotional and Relational Impoverishment: How Welfare Work Becomes Socially Unsustainable (Jo Krøjer and Susanne Ekman).- Chapter 3. Agency and subjectivity in social sustainability: voices from human service organisations (Linda Lundgaard Andersen).- Chapter 4. Social sustainability as solidarity behavior (Christine Revsbech Jensen).- Chapter 5. Sustainability beyond extraction: Insights from reciprocity and caring practices amongst regenerative farmers ( Jonas Egmose and Anna Umantseva).- Chapter 6. Social sustainability in three multi-functional farms in Denmark ( Birthe Linddahl Jeppesen).- Chapter 7. Making Sense of Social Sustainability (Kai Green and Katia Dupret).- Chapter 8. Social sustainability: Understandings of the social (Luise Li Langergaard ).- Conclusion (Jo Krøjer and Luise Li Langergaard).