Strategic Sustainablity TOC |
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Strategic Sustainability Concept Map |
Provides a graphic framework for this section of World Sustainability |
Goals |
Three main goals are explained. |
Context of Strategic Sustainability |
Framing the topic of strategic sustainability. |
Washington
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Recall this topic from my introductory lecture on Economic Globalization. |
Backlash: The WTO Summit, Seattle, 1999 |
The counter-movement to the Washington Consensus came to a head in November, 1999, at the ministerial meeting of WTO in what was called The Battle of Seattle. The hegemony of neo-liberalism was undermined, if not the legitimacy. |
Economic
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Expands on the introduction to economic globalization. |
The Case Againgst the Trans-National Corporation (TNC) |
A summary based on the course material. |
Polanyi's critique of market society and his implications |
A seminal |
Status and future of the Washington Consensus |
Current status: stalled. Double Movement evident. SAPs and debt burdens under consideration. |
Notes toward a Strategic Sustainability |
Suggestions toward a strategic response to economic globalization and corporate dominance. |
Polanyi Rebuild |
A reconstruction of real-world economies based on the work of Karl Polanyi. |
Framework: Eco-Economy |
Re-framing economic policy to enable the emergence of an eco-economy. |
Appropriate Globalization |
Redefines globalization along lines consistent with a transition to World Sustainability. |
Proposals for Strategic Sustainability |
Emphasis on feasible steps. |