W kierunku sprawiedliwego i zrównoważonego rozwoju – część II: eksploracja empiryczna

Udo, V.; Pawłowski, A.

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W kierunku sprawiedliwego i zrównoważonego rozwoju – część II: eksploracja empiryczna

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Udo V. , Pawłowski A.

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Human Progress Towards Equitable Sustainable Development – part II: Empirical Exploration

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The paper propose an empirical definition of sustainable development, which is used for detailed conceptualiza-tion and operationalization into an index for comparing national polities. Patterns/gaps of sustainable develop-ment index performance among national polities using a sample of 132 countries are explored comparatively based on readily available secondary data. Finally, the fractal-based framework is used to make concluding ob-servations and discussions regarding national polities performance on sustainable development as an index of social sustainability, technological sustainability and environmental sustainability indications.

Niniejsza praca przedstawia propozycję empirycznej definicji zrównoważonego rozwoju stosowanej w celu szczegółowej konceptualizacji i operacjonalizacji współczynnika umożliwiającego porównanie różnych syste-mów politycznych. Modele/różnice w zakresie poziomów wskaźnika zrównoważonego rozwoju wśród różnych krajów określone na podstawie próby obejmującej 132 państw zostały poddane analizie porównawczej na pod-stawie łatwo dostępnych danych wtórnych. Wreszcie struktura fraktalna posłużyła do przeprowadzenia końco-wych obserwacji i omówienia wyników poszczególnych krajów w zakresie oznak zrównoważonego rozwoju w postaci zrównoważenia społecznego, technologicznego i środowiskowego.

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sustainable development social sustainability technological sustainability environmental sustainability

rozwój zrównoważony zrównoważoność społeczna zrównoważoność technologiczna zrównoważoność środowiskowa

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Lublin University of Technology

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Problemy Ekorozwoju

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2011

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Vol. 6, nr 2

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33--62

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Bibliogr. 175 poz., tab.

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Udo V.

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Pawłowski A.

Public Policy Research and Development, Pepco Holdings Inc., 401 Eagle Run Road, Newark, DE 19714, USA, victor.udo@pepcoholdings.com

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