Progress, sustainability and human wellbeing: Is a new worldview emerging?

Eckersley, Richard

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Progress, sustainability and human wellbeing: Is a new worldview emerging?

Date

2006

Authors

Eckersley, Richard

Publisher

Inderscience Publishers

Abstract

The human condition today is marked by paradox and contradiction. This situation reflects not just its inherent complexity and our incomplete understanding of it, but also parallel processes of cultural decay and renewal, a titanic contest as old ways of