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“We do not pretend that the process is easy or straightforward. Painful choices have to be made. Thus [..] sustainable development must rest on political will”. 

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“We do not pretend that the process is easy or straightforward. Painful choices have to be made. Thus [..] sustainable development must rest on political will”. 

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The main idea of degrowth implies a principle of balance at all levels, and in particular a readjustment of disparities.

The reduction of natural resources withdrawn by rich countries.

Poorer “developing” countries should be able to experience, at least to a reasonable level, the developments that have already taken place in rich countries.

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Did we meet the seminar objectives?

What did we learn?

What did we like about the seminar?

What is still unclear?

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What do you think is the biggest value and addition of Sustainable Development  when comparing it to the previous theories?

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What do you think is the biggest value and addition of Sustainable Development  when comparing it to the previous theories?

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What are critiques on Sustainable Development?

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What are critiques on Sustainable Development?

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"Complexity thinking: coherently connected body of ideas about and evidence for change in social systems. These ideas do not rely on fixed, linear cause-and-effect relationships or the premise of top-down control that underpins much official aid."

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What is meant with this cartoon?

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Why is postdevelopment also known as 'anti-developmentalism'?

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Why is postdevelopment also known as 'anti-developmentalism'?

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1. Recap of last seminar

2. Discuss article 1:  Holden, Erling, Kristin Linnerud and David Banister (2017), "The imperatives of Sustainable Development".

3. Discuss article 2:  Escobar, Arturo (2015), "Degrowth, postdevelopment, and transitions: a preliminary conversation."

4. Other questions & discussion

5. Conclusions

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Sustainable development: development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs.

How to do sustainable development?

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Sustainable Development Goals: time lapse to the future | Leen Zevenbergen | TEDxMaastricht

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How is everyone doing with the assignments and paper? 

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How is everyone doing with the assignments and paper? 

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2. What are the key concepts of the complexity theory?

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2. What are the key concepts of the complexity theory?

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Which critique does the article give on the three pillar model/the use of it for the SDG goals?

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Mitch and Cam are Lost at the Airport - Modern Family 8x18

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"Rather than having dimensions that should be balanced (as suggested by the popular three-pillar model), sustainable development can be defined, we argue, as three key constraints on human behavior: satisfying basic human needs, ensuring social equity and respecting environmental limits."

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Let's discuss and give a summary about the following three aspects: 

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Let's discuss and give a summary about the following three aspects: 

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1. Satisfying Human Needs

2. Social Equity

3. Respecting Environmental Limits

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Three moral imperatives of Sustainable Development:

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Three moral imperatives of Sustainable Development:

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Why should we follow this model according to the article?

Why is the economic variable not included in this model?