Titlebook: Cultures of Transition and Sustainability; Culture after Capita John Clammer Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016

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Sustainability, Cultural Citizenship and the Ecological Self,cal culture discussed in the previous chapter. To notions of cultural and civilizational dialogue currently espoused by the UN, and to new ideas of ‘cosmopolitan citizenship’ in which responsibility and well as rights form the core.

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Rethinking Sustainability,effects of climate change, but which will have different local consequences. The “co-evolution” of culture and sustainability is proposed as one of the key ways in which long term sustainability can be achieved.

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Cultural Futures: Getting There From Here,bility can be undertaken, and without violence, and can lead to a future not of austerity, but of new forms of abundance of time, conviviality and deep satisfactions, based on new patterns of lifestyle and cultural practice.

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The Cultural and Civilizational Roots of Our Planetary Crisis,roblems that now confront us, including such issues as climate change, resource depletion, biodiversity loss, conflict and other now all too familiar areas of concern, but links them specifically to underlying . factors. It explores the meaning of the term “sustainability” and in particular its cult

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Cultural Resources for Sustainability,ny creative cultural solutions that have emerged to promote the possibility of a sustainable future based on a sustainable culture. This chapter explores a range of such solutions including transforming consumption, the role of the arts, design and architecture, education and religion, and in partic

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Culture and Economy: Rethinking the Relationship,all societies our patterns of dress, eating, housing, entertainment, travel and many other aspects of culture are profoundly influenced by or are even determined by the economy in which they are embedded. This chapter examines the relationship between culture and economy with the intention of explor