Titlebook: Coviability of Social and Ecological Systems: Reconnecting Mankind to the Biosphere in an Era of Glo; Vol.1 : The Foundati Olivier Barrière

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Wolfgang Sodeur,Volker G. Täube of socio-ecological viability. We investigate the benefits that the concept of coviability brings to the concept of “sustainable development”. Contributions will be given throughout the book and will be summarized in a final chapter, which will define the concept-paradigm through a transdisciplinar

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Wolfgang Sodeur,Volker G. Täubectives that we could establish, and what are the obstacles that face us? Some researchers believe that nature must be “free from any human activity”. Such an objective requires getting rid of facilities in order to return to naturalness, which implies drastic changes on an economic level. However, t

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viability and perenniality, as they address man’s relationship with his environment. The analysis focuses on the Society-Environment relationship, and is based on a systemic approach. This leads us to consider “System Earth” as a whole when the following crucial question is asked: how can we ensure

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a naturalist rationale. However, the dichotomy enacted between societies and ecosystems is questioned by the idea that humankind is part of nature (Stockholm Declaration, 1972; World Charter for Nature 1982), and by the fact that nature is part of a cultural construction (Descola P, Par delà nature

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onstructions. These processes are part of a particular socio-cultural context, and they are the result of numerous interactions with non-human elements of the environment such as animals, plants, landscapes, artifacts, and so on. Local knowledge, as it is often called, is constantly renewed through

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ences. When these concepts are applied to the social sphere, they distort its analysis. Moreover, a growing number of researchers in social sciences are naturalizing the societies/environments relationships by using these concepts without investigating them. As these approaches seem to me scientific