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What is sustainability?

  • Management Dictionary
  • Sustainable Development and CSR
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Defining sustainability is essential for understanding sustainable development. There are two different approaches to the concept of sustainability. Weak sustainability assumes that natural capital and other forms of capital, such as physical or financial capital, are substitutable. Strong sustainability emphasizes that natural capital cannot be replaced by other forms of capital.

Keywords
  • Brundtland Report, capital, Future generations, Hartwick Rule, Natural capital, Strong sustainability, sustainable development, Weak sustainability

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NACCACHE Philippe

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INSEEC-U

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