Culture, economics and sustainability / David Throsby
In: Journal of cultural economics Vol. 19, n. 3 (1995), p. 199-206Summary: In this paper it is argued that systems analysis can provide a means of bringing economic and cultural systems together in a unified framework. It is then proposed that a link between economics and culture can be established through the concept of "culturally sustainable development", definable in terms of a set of criteria relating to advancement of material and nonmaterial wellbeing, inter-and intra-generational equity, and recognition of interdependence. The paper suggests that conceptualising the interaction between the cultural and economic systems in these terms might provide a workable model for policy analysis. (Font: Autor)No physical items for this record
1. Introduction - 2. A System Approach- 3. Sustainability - 4. Conclusions - Notes - References
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