Sustainable Development and Globalization

Artur Pawłowski

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Issue Vol. 8 No. 2 (2013)

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Sustainable Development and Globalization
Artur Pawłowski

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Ladislau Dowbor

17-25
Land Access and Food Security for Forest Dwellers: An Economic Analysis for India
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27-37
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Wiesław Sztumski

39-48
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49-61
Sustainable Development: The Four-fold Path to Governance
G Venkatesh

63-66
Strategies Against Technological Exclusion. The Contribution of the Sustainable Development Concept to the Process of Economic Inclusion of Developing Countries
Agnieszka Makarewicz-Marcinkiewicz

67-74
Development-induced Displacement and Sustainable Development: The Case Study of Slezská Harta Dam in the Czech Republic
Zuzana Cahliková, Robert Stojanov

75-84
Opportunities for the Sustainable Development of Rural Areas un Serbia
Jasna Cizler

85-91
Self-evaluation on the Way to Retardation of Pace Life and Resources Transformation
Joanna Kostecka

93-102
Eco-innovation as a Factor of Sustainable Development
Tomasz Kijek, Armand Kasztelan

103-112
Sustainable Development and Wind Farms
Bożena Mroczek, Donata Kurpas, Magdalena Klera

113-122
Information: Report from the meeting of the Committee of Forecasting Poland 2000 + in the Polish Academy of Sciences
Ignacy S. Fiut

123

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Artur Pawłowski

a.pawlowski@pollub.pl

Lublin University of Technology, Faculty of Environmental Engineering, ul. Nadbystrzycka 40B, 20-816 Lublin, Poland

Abstract

The concept of sustainable development has been formulated at a time when modern humanity gained the technological means to carry out almost any transformation of the world around us, but, at the same time also got lost in the goals that their actions should serve. This is connected with the phenomenon of globalization based on egoistic axiology, the priority of which is the uncompromising pursuit of maximum profit. Fortunately, the other globalization – called inclusive globalization – is possible. It is based on eco-humanistic axiology, referring to the common good and coherent with sustainable development concept.

The article presents threats and challenges of the contemporary globalization, looking for the solutions that can make our future sustainable.

Keywords:

sustainable development, globalization, inclusive globalization, egoistic globalization

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Pawłowski, A. (2013). Sustainable Development and Globalization. Problemy Ekorozwoju, 8(2), 5–16. Retrieved from https://ph.pollub.pl/index.php/preko/article/view/4844

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