Category: Social Sustainability
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Philosophy and Sociology in Sustainable Design
The underlying effort to introduce a large-scale, decentralized, and semi-autonomous program necessitates a multidimensional approach that integrates legal, economic, sociological, and philosophical considerations. Read more
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Rights, Responsibilities, and Social Integration
The concept of individual rights is fundamentally tied to societal integration, as the acknowledgment and exercise of these rights depend upon societal structures, norms, and legal systems. Read more
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Life Skills Training in Rural Development Centers
These life skills can help the more vulnerable populations navigate everyday challenges, secure employment, and build a foundation for future success Read more
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Alternative Economics and Local Market Dynamics
Unlike conventional economics that need growth and expansion within an interdependent market, this approach uses community-centered economics Read more
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The Purpose Of Personal Goals
The pursuit of personal goals should be characterized by a continual progression of increasingly challenging objectives Read more
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The Stigma of Social Assistance
The stigma associated with social assistance participation is a complicated issue that adversely affects both recipients of assistance as well as society as a whole. This stigma is deeply rooted in historical contexts and perpetuated by societal attitudes and media representations, or misrepresentations as the case may be, leading to negative stereotypes and misconceptions about… Read more