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Sustainable development and diversity: reflections on knowledge, cultural diversity and environmental sustainability from a transdisciplinary perspective
In our rapidly globalizing world, continuous readjustment of the scientific basis of sustainable developmennt (SD) is a prerequisite for sustainability. We shed light on the shift in international discourse concerning culural diversity and SD. We analyse worldviews as a constitutive element of SD, proposing to re-interpret SD as a joint worldview-construct in progress, embracing a multiplicity of visions and knowledges. Through critical literature review, we identified transdisciplinarity, cocreation of knowledge and inra-/inter-cultural dialogue as a necessity for SD to retain its ‚universal‘ appeal. Transversal thinking, biocultural diversity and trends within SD research act as a guide throughout our reflection on knowledge-creation for and interpretation of SD, starting from a worldviews perspective and interdisciplinarity. ; info:eu-repo/semantics/published
- Université Libre de Bruxelles Belgium
Anthropologie culturelle et sociale, knowledge, sustainable development, interdisciplinarity, worldviews, transdisciplinarity, science for sustainable development, sustainability, diversity
Anthropologie culturelle et sociale, knowledge, sustainable development, interdisciplinarity, worldviews, transdisciplinarity, science for sustainable development, sustainability, diversity
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