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Sustainable Development and Cultural Capital

@inproceedings{Dalziel2009SustainableDA,
  title={Sustainable Development and Cultural Capital},
  author={Paul Dalziel and Caroline M. Saunders},
  year={2009}
}
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18 Citations
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18 Citations

EXPLORING THE APPROACHES OF CULTURE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

The role of culture has full attention among global policymakers and scholars as one of the pillars of sustainable development after the three pillars: nature, social, and economic that can provide…

Identification of cultural capital and sustainable behavior towards sustainable development

Cultural capital has been defined as one of the basic aspects and means that enables human society to survive and develop civilizations. At the same time, studies show that the development of human…

Culturally sustainable development: theoretical concept or practical policy instrument?

  • D. Throsby
  • Economics
    Cultural Policies for Sustainable Development
  • 2019
Abstract This paper outlines the concepts of sustainability and sustainable development, and considers the evolution of efforts to integrate culture into sustainable development policy and practice…

Exploratory Research into the Resilience of Farming Systems during Periods of Hardship

This paper investigates the management strategies and responses used by New Zealand sheep and beef farmers to ensure resilience during periods of hardship. Using two, farm level surveys conducted in…

Cultural Capital as Support for Development: A Case Traditional Tourism Village Samin

DOI: 10.21276/sjahss.2018.6.3.29 Abstract: Social capital and cultural capital are two things that cannot be separated. Both form the characteristics of society that make their identity or…

Treasury's refreshed views on New Zealand's economic strategy: a review article

ABSTRACT At the 2014 election, the New Zealand Treasury's briefing papers included a document containing the Treasury's refreshed views on New Zealand's economic performance and strategy. This paper…

Change Parent-School Disputes to Sustainable Development for the Indonesian's Social Capital

The study administrated qualitative method for IQA (Interactive Qualitative Analysis) to assess the preferred organizational change pattern for the Ombudsman of the Republic Indonesia (ORI). It…

The valuation of cultural capital : a case study 1

Although cultural capital is a relatively new concept in economics (Throsby 1999, 2001), there has been a fast growing interest into the topic in recent years (Shockley 2004, Rizzo and Throsby 2006,…

Well-being economics and regional science

In this Presidential Address delivered to the 35th ANZRSAI conference, the author recalls his introduction to regional science during his 1981 Masters' studies. He recalls New Zealand's economic…

Acquaintance or partner? Social economy organizations, institutional logics and regional development in Australia

The social economy as a regional development actor is gaining greater attention given its purported ability to address social and environmental problems. This growth in interest is occurring within a…

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