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Shaping Tomorrow Today - SDGs from multiple perspectives

Lernweltforschung, Band 39

von: Sandra Hummel, Philipp Assinger, Christian Bauer, Thomas Brudermann, Andrea Jany, Martin Jury, Romana Rauter, Mireille van Poppel
85,59 €
Verlag:	VS Verlag
Format:	PDF
Veröffentl.:	02.02.2023
ISBN/EAN:	9783658383190
Sprache:	englisch

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Titelbeschreibung

The volume provides a unique view on multidimensional crises, their interplay, and possible resolutions for sustainable life patterns and is therefore broadly related to the Sustainable Development Goals. Traditional unidimensional and technocratic strategies often fall short. Ultimately, people, their behavior and their habits are at the source of many problems. Therefore, it is imperative to take people, their multifaceted nature and the necessary learning and educational processes into account when striving towards a better life for everyone.

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Sustainability challenges in cities, communities and regions.- Sustainability learning in schools and other educational institutions.- Actors for learning and implementing sustainability.<div> </div>

Autorenportrait

Dr. Sandra Hummel is a Research Associate at the department of Empirical Learningworld Research and Higher Education Didactics at the University of Graz.Dr. Philipp Assinger is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Educational Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Christian Bauer is Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Geography and Regional Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Thomas Brudermann is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Systems Sciences, Innovation and Sustainability Research at the University of Graz. Dr. Andrea Jany is a Research Associate at the Institute of Geography and Regional Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Martin Jury is a Research Associate at the Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change at the University of Graz. Dr. Romana Rauter is Associate Professor on Sustainability and Innovation Management at the Institute of Systems Sciences, Innovation and Sustainability Research at the University of Graz.Dr. Mireille van Poppel is a Professor at the Institute of Human Movement Science, Sport and Health at the University of Graz.

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<div>The volume provides a unique view on multidimensional crises, their interplay, and possible resolutions for sustainable life patterns and is therefore broadly related to the Sustainable Development Goals. Traditional unidimensional and technocratic strategies often fall short. Ultimately, people, their behavior and their habits are at the source of many problems. Therefore, it is imperative to take people, their multifaceted nature and the necessary learning and educational processes into account when striving towards a better life for everyone.</div><div> </div><div>The Editors</div><div>Dr. Sandra Hummel is a Research Associate at the department of Empirical Learningworld Research and Higher Education Didactics at the University of Graz.Dr. Philipp Assinger is an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Educational Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Christian Bauer is Senior Lecturer at the Institute of Geography and Regional Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Thomas Brudermann is an Associate Professor at the Institute of Systems Sciences, Innovation and Sustainability Research at the University of Graz. Dr. Andrea Jany is a Research Associate at the Institute of Geography and Regional Science at the University of Graz. Dr. Martin Jury is a Research Associate at the Wegener Center for Climate and Global Change at the University of Graz. Dr. Romana Rauter is Associate Professor on Sustainability and Innovation Management at the Institute of Systems Sciences, Innovation and Sustainability Research at the University of Graz.Dr. Mireille van Poppel is a Professor at the Institute of Human Movement Science, Sport and Health at the University of Graz.</div>

Sonderbeitrag

Understanding of elements broadly related to the Sustainable Development Goals Multidimensional crises, their interplay, and possible resolutions People, their behavior and their habits and many problems

Verkaufsargumente

The volume provides a unique view on multidimensional crises, their interplay, and possible resolutions for sustainable life patterns and therefore broadly related to the Sustainable Development Goals. Traditional unidimensional and technocratic strategies often fall short. Ultimately, people, their behavior and their habits are at the source of many problems. Therefore, it is imperative to take people, their multifaceted nature and the necessary learning and educational processes into account, when intending to change towards a better life for everyone.<div> </div>