The Role of Value Foundations of Sustainable Development in the Solution of the Civilization’s Crisis

Karina Vasilievna Gunzenova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1073-1076.2637

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Analysis of Carbon Emissions from Petroleum Energy Consumption in Heilongjiang Province
p.2620

Analysis and Quantitative Evaluation of Power Grid Corporation’s Carbon Emission Reduction Potential
p.2624

Environmental Ethics in the Benefit of Sustainable Development
p.2630

LNG Distributed Energy Brings New Opportunity for Port Power Optimization in China
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The Role of Value Foundations of Sustainable Development in the Solution of the Civilization’s Crisis
p.2637

Grey Relational Analysis on the Relationship between Economic Development and Carbon Emissions in Hubei Province
p.2641

Exploring Ecological Land Reclamation to Promote the Ecological Civilization Construction in China
p.2648

Comparison and Analysis of Prediction Methods for Water Consumption per Ten Thousand Yuan Industrial Added Value
p.2653

Evaluation of Ecological Carrying Capacity in Beijing Mountainous Valley Areas – A Case Study of Lihuagou Valley Region
p.2659

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The Role of Value Foundations of Sustainable Development in the Solution of the Civilization’s Crisis

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A crisis is an essential attribute of a functioning system. Growth of consumption and production underlying it has its logical continuation in a recession that provokes socio-economic, ethical and political problems. The further development of a system within the frameworks of the present value paradigm gives birth to a threat of a global ecological disaster. The sustainable development concept, offered as an alternative, is capable of solving emergent problems of civilization. However, the development of green technologies and introduction of environmentally sustainable economy are insufficient when there is no public consciousness relevant to sustainable development.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1073-1076)

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Karina Vasilievna Gunzenova

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Economic System, Institutionalization, Public Values, Societal Development, Sustainable Development, Systemic Crisis of the Civilization

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