The Global Disgovernance of Sustainability
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Nature, Environment, Natural Resources, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, International, International Security, Environmental Conservation & Protection
| Author: | José Eli da Veiga | ISBN: | 1230000271976 |
| Publisher: | SG Leitura Digital | Publication: | October 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | José Eli da Veiga |
| ISBN: | 1230000271976 |
| Publisher: | SG Leitura Digital |
| Publication: | October 3, 2014 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Sustainability as a new value is a process that, in many aspects, is only beginning. It is based, however, on a path of more than four decades. This book aims to present the exact course of this story, its advances and retreats, as well as the traps that have prevented the building of a global governance of sustainable development. José Eli da Veiga, professor at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), is the author of many books on sustainability. In The Global Disgovernance of Sustanability, he presents the complex board of international politics that seems reckless when it comes to dealing with the natural pillars on which its development depends. Sustainability as a new value is a process that, in many aspects, is only beginning. It is based, however, on a path of more than four decades. This book aims to present the exact course of this story, its advances and retreats, as well as the traps that have prevented the building of a global governance of sustainable development. José Eli da Veiga, professor at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), is the author of many books on sustainability. In The Global Disgovernance of Sustanability, he presents the complex board of international politics that seems reckless when it comes to dealing with the natural pillars on which its development depends.
Sustainability as a new value is a process that, in many aspects, is only beginning. It is based, however, on a path of more than four decades. This book aims to present the exact course of this story, its advances and retreats, as well as the traps that have prevented the building of a global governance of sustainable development. José Eli da Veiga, professor at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), is the author of many books on sustainability. In The Global Disgovernance of Sustanability, he presents the complex board of international politics that seems reckless when it comes to dealing with the natural pillars on which its development depends. Sustainability as a new value is a process that, in many aspects, is only beginning. It is based, however, on a path of more than four decades. This book aims to present the exact course of this story, its advances and retreats, as well as the traps that have prevented the building of a global governance of sustainable development. José Eli da Veiga, professor at the University of São Paulo (Brazil), is the author of many books on sustainability. In The Global Disgovernance of Sustanability, he presents the complex board of international politics that seems reckless when it comes to dealing with the natural pillars on which its development depends.
