by Sylvie Brunel · Presses Universitaires de France · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782130560593
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The term sustainable development has become the mandatory reference for public and private policies, and the new watchword of international cooperation. It emerged in response to the concerns of wealthy countries regarding the rise of emerging economies and coincides with the growing power of NGOs. Sylvie Brunel examines whether this theoretically perfect synthesis between economic, social, and environmental concerns is a reality or merely a banner that everyone adapts to their own interests and objectives, potentially sanctifying the planet at the expense of humanity, particularly the poor.
