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Sustainable Development: The Post-Capitalist Order
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- 8 séquences
- Niveau Introductif
Détails du cours
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- Module 1: What is Sustainable Development
- Chapter 1: What is Sustainable Development?
- Chapter 2: Why Sustainable Development is Important: Happiness & Wellbeing
- Chapter 3: Global Capitalism is a Faustian Bargain: Greed in return for prosperity
- Chapter 4: We are Not Achieving Sustainable Development
- Chapter 5: Using Sustainable Development as Our Global Framework
- Module 2: What Do Global Markets Do?
- Chapter 1: The Traditional Economy
- Chapter 2: The Market Economy: Specialization, Division of Labor, Entrepreneurship
- Chapter 3: Production Possibility Frontier
- Chapter 4: Fair or Unfair: Intragenerational and Intergenerational
- Chapter 5: The Malthusian Specter
- Module 3: A Brief History of our Faustian Bargain
- Chapter 1: Traditional empires
- Chapter 2: The Age of Discovery
- Chapter 3: The Industrial Revolution: Population and Production
- Chapter 4: The American Century
- Chapter 5: The Age of Convergence
- Module 4: Capitalism and Injustice
- Chapter 1: Power (Colonialism and Slavery, Discrimination, Indigenous Rights)
- Chapter 2: Gender
- Chapter 3: Class and Inter-Generational Privileges
- Chapter 4: Skills and Jobs
- Chapter 5: The Social Democratic Idea
- Module 5: The SDGs: Leaving No One Behind
- Chapter 1: Ending Poverty: Skills, Infrastructure, Inclusion, Redistribution
- Chapter 2: Universal Access to Education
- Chapter 3: Universal Access to Health Care
- Chapter 4: Universal Access to Infrastructure
- Chapter 5: Innovation Economy
- Module 6: The Tragedy of The Commons
- Chapter 1: Growth on a Finite Planet: Is it Inherently Impossible?
- Chapter 2: The Three Big Challenges: Climate Change, Biodiversity, Pollution
- Chapter 3: The Three Big Transformations: Clean Energy and Industry, Land Use, Smart Cities
- Chapter 4: Overcoming Obstacles: Technology, Vested Interests, Corruption, Foresight
- Chapter 5: Malthus Revisited
- Module 7: From Capitalism to Sustainable Development
- Chapter 1: Six Sources of Wellbeing
- Chapter 2: Public Provision of Human Needs
- Chapter 3: Taming Corporate Greed
- Chapter 4: Limiting Monopoly Power
- Chapter 5: Subsidiarity
- Chapter 6: Education for Sustainable Development and Global Citizenship
- Module 8: Achieving Sustainable Development
- Chapter 1: The Two SDGs: Sustainable Development Goals and Social Democratic Governance
- Chapter 2: Using Goals to Motivate Social Change
- Chapter 3: Regional and Global Cooperation for Sustainable Development
- Chapter 4: Engaging All Stakeholders
- Chapter 5: Financing Sustainable Development
- Chapter 6: The Ethics of Sustainable Development
Prérequis
Intervenants
Jeffrey D. Sachs
Professor
Columbia University
Éditeur
The SDG Academy creates and curates free massive open online courses and educational materials on sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals.
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