Sustainable development is usually thought of as having economic, environmental, and social components, but the social components are the least well defined or understood. This book is the first detailed exploration of what socially sustainable development means in practice, Readers will be able to better plan social progress, communicate about social objectives and strategies, and undertake assessments of social change. Neil Thin argues that social responsibility must be understood across both space and time: so that we take account not only of those who are close to us, but also distant strangers and future generations. The book will enable international development agencies to mainstream social development policy, so that it becomes an integrated set of concerns, not a marginalized responsibility of specialists.
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