State of the world, 2010 : transforming cultures: from consumerism to sustainability ; Linda Starke and Lisa Mastny
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New York:
Earthscan,
2010
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Table of Contents:
- Acknowledgements
- Foreword
- Preface
- State of the world: a year in review
- The rise and fall of consumer cultures
- Traditions old and new: Engaging religions to shape worldviews
- Ritual and tattoo as ecological guardians
- Environmentally sustainable childbearing
- Elders: a cultural resource for promoting sustainable development
- From agriculture to premaculture
- Educationʹs new assignment: sustainability: Early childhood education to transform cultures for sustainability
- Commercialism in childrenʹs lives
- Rethinking school food: the power of the public plate
- What is higher education for now?
- Business and economy: management priorities: Adapting institutions for life in a full world
- Sustainable work schedules for all
- Changing business cultures from within
- Social entrepreneurs: innovating toward sustainability
- Relocalizing business
- Governmentʹs role in design: Editing out unsustainable behavior
- Broadening the understanding of security
- Reinventing health care: from Panacea to Hygeia
- Earth jurisprudence: from colonization to participation
- Media: broadcasting sustainability: From selling soap to selling sustainability: social marketing
- Media literacy, citizenship and sustainability
- Music: using education and entertainment to motivate change
- The power of social movements: Reducing work time as a path to sustainability
- Inspiring people to see that less is more
- Ecovillages and the transformation of values
- Notes
- Index
- Boxes
- Tables
- Figures