| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
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| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
| Richard Wilkinson: Equity and Wellbeing | - more equal societies tend to have better social wellbeing
- Addressing inequality is a key to a helathier, fairer, and more sustainable world |
| Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty first century | - wealth inequalities tend to grow overtime unless actively corrrected
- rich keep getting richer
- without progressive taxation or wealth distrubution inequlaity keeps rising
- focuses on wealth rather than income because it includes peoples assets and they can passing this on for generations |
| Our Current economic system is | rests on the belief that people behave by making rational economic choices, which ahs led to an unstainalble social and environemntal reality |
| Utalitarian argument | - Profit driven market capitalism, provides the best for the most
-increase GDP and per capita incomes as proof that it is best way for organzing economic efforts |
| The Libertarian argument | - people should be free to do what they want
- right to personal property
- regulation limits individual freedoms, so role of goverment should be to enforce contracts rather than restrict action |
| What does Canada's new gilled age mean | Corporations are earning highest profits ever while paying employees the lowest wages ever |
| Societies with higher levels of economic inequality tend to have higher what | Social and health problems |
| what is social sustainability | Refers to aspects of sustainability and development related to the people |
| World banks four components of social sustainability | 1 Social Cohesion
2 inclusion
3 resilience
4 Process legitimacy |
| World banks four components of social sustainability (social cohesion) | societies characterized by high levels of trust enabling people to work together |
| World banks four components of social sustainability (Inclusion) | societies where people can thrive |
| World banks four components of social sustainability (resilience) | socities that can withstand shock without significant losses |
| World banks four components of social sustainability (process legitimacy) | society that accepts who has power, and legitimacy of how polices and programs are designed to be implemented |
| Different ways to approach social sustainability (analytical) | studying and understanfing social sustainability scientifically |
| Different ways to approach social sustainability (Normative) | focusing on what should be done from a moral or ethical standpoint |
| Different ways to approach social sustainability (operative) | how policies, nusiness practces, or community programs can implement social sustainability |
| Micro Vs Meso Vs Macro Levels | Micro: how individuals or small communites experience sustainability
Meso: how organizations, cities support social sustainability
Maco: How nations and international systems shape social sustainability |
| Organizational locus | this refers to what happens inside a single organization |
| Inter-organizational Locus | this refers to intercations between companies, such as partnerships |
| Socio - Politcal Locus | This refers to the broader politcal and social enviroment that influences organizations and industries |
