Sustentabilidad como Elección Colectiva
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Sustentabilidad, Elección ColectivaRésumé
En este artículo se enfatiza que la sustentabilidad es un asunto de elección colectiva. No existe una definición definitiva de lo que significa ni un procedimiento estándar para alcanzarla. La sustentabilidad siempre será ambigua, y podrá redefinirse en cada contexto donde sea aplicada. Esta característica de la sustentabilidad la torna un asunto de elección colectiva, donde los resultados dependerán de la habilidad de la sociedad para resolver asuntos comunes. Por ello, la sustentabilidad estará asociada a espacios de deliberación donde estarán en juego intereses y valores, pero el éxito estará en la medida que tales espacios traten las causas de los problemas y no simplemente equilibrar los intereses en disputa.
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