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In this expert talk, Hans Rosling delves into the complex relationships between sustainable development and economic growth. He questions whether these concepts are naturally compatible or artificially constructed, and discusses inherent incompatibilities that may arise. Rosling highlights the potential pitfalls in assuming compatibility, emphasizing the need for deeper changes beyond technophilic optimism. He explores the implications of pursuing development without growth and contemplates the equity challenges that accompany these concepts. Discover insights on how sustainable futures can be framed and achieved.
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The State of Development(as presented by an expert) • Hans Rosling talk
Sustainable Development Discussion • In what ways are they compatible? • Are the compatibilities natural or do they have to be manufactured? • In what ways are they NOT compatible? • Are these practical or inherent incompatibilities? • Are their problems in believing they are compatible if they aren’t?
Problems with the concept of Sustainable development • Scientific perspective – technophilic optimism • Averts attention from deeper changes needed • Theoretically compatible but hard to achieve in practice • Assumes some push toward inter- and intra- generational equity? Where will this push come from? • Is development without growth possible? What would it look like?