Przegląd Krytyczny,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
5(2), С. 7 - 14
Опубликована: Дек. 30, 2023
This
paper
explores
the
multifaceted
concept
of
social
development
within
economically
advanced
countries,
delving
into
implicit
assumption
technological
advancement
as
a
cornerstone
for
well-functioning
economies.
While
digital
technologies
shape
broad
socio-economic
processes,
counterfactual
perspective
emerges
when
examining
through
lens
(nature-based)
welfare.
The
analysis
encompasses
coexistence
with
disparities
in
living
standards,
resource
appropriation
mechanisms
impacting
both
populations
and
environments,
underexplored
negative
consequences
techno-economic
development.
article
addresses
visible
invisible
impacts
information
technologies,
emphasising
issues
labour
exploitation,
extraction
practices,
environmental
costs
production.
Critically
assessing
optimistic
scenarios,
suggests
need
to
broaden
discussions
beyond
positive
aspects
technology,
considering
challenges
sustainable
welfare
posed
by
exploitative
labour,
extraction,
inequitable
benefits.
study
advocates
an
inclusive
approach
welfare,
encompassing
marginalised
proposing
concepts
such
degrowth
potential
solutions
rapid
their
societal
implications.
Abstract
In
order
to
achieve
sustainable
development,
it
is
critical
comprehend
the
intersectionality
of
severe
events
and
tactics
used
for
their
mitigation
adaptation
as
effects
climate
change
become
more
widespread.
This
study
explores
complex
relationship
between
environmental
challenges,
change,
Sustainable
Development
Goals
(SDGs).
It
highlights
significant
threat
posed
by
degradation,
driven
both
natural
anthropogenic
factors,
its
impact
on
global
patterns.
The
emphasizes
role
greenhouse
gases
in
altering
systems
disproportionate
developing
countries.
underscores
importance
outlined
2030
Agenda
Development,
need
urgent
action
combat
(SDG
13).
paper
various
theoretical
perspectives
including
modernization
theory
dependency
theory,
implications
sustainability.
discusses
Kuznets
curve
(EKC)
hypothesis,
which
suggests
a
economic
growth
presents
contrasting
views
from
contemporary
research.
also
examines
socio-economic
impacts
extreme
conditions
disaster
risk
reduction
frameworks
like
Sendai
Framework.
ongoing
challenges
such
increased
gas
emissions
human
health,
agriculture,
water
resources.
Furthermore,
delves
into
concept
sustainability
emphasizing
balanced
approach
that
integrates
growth,
protection,
social
equity.
reviews
historical
evolution
development
goals
international
cooperation
achieving
these
objectives.
findings
this
provide
valuable
insights
policy
makers,
researchers,
practitioners
working
towards
resilient
future.
By
addressing
interplay
aims
contribute
discourse
achievement
SDGs
2030.
Society Register,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
8(1), С. 43 - 58
Опубликована: Март 26, 2024
A
pandemic
like
the
COVID-19
has
caught
everyone
off-guard.
The
economy
is
in
tatters,
and
loopholes
system
are
getting
exposed.
education
sector
no
exception,
especially
a
developing
country
India.
With
millions
of
students
India,
lockdown
will
have
many
unforeseen
impacts.
Moreover,
parents
would
be
reluctant
to
send
their
wards
study
even
after
pandemic,
actual
effect
lag
learning
visible
only
long
run.
necessity
e-learning
academia
was
felt
when
hit.
lack
ICT
infrastructure
absence
tech-savvy
teachers
made
studies
an
absolute
roller-coaster
ride
for
students.
Apart
from
this,
already
existing
disparity
between
different
economic
strata
very
likely
broaden.
Homebound
another
factor
affecting
students’
psychology
towards
study.
This
paper
ventures
into
problems
faced
by
students,
economic,
infrastructural
psychological
factors,
ranging
primary
University
level.
It
also
attempts
segregate
based
on
location
financial
condition
understand
specific
hindrances
they
face.
Case
various
locations
Assam
provide
cluster
stories
that
act
as
index
time
‘conducive’.
Discover Global Society,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
2(1)
Опубликована: Дек. 3, 2024
People
residing
in
the
char
regions
of
Assam
are
among
most
vulnerable
state,
and
particularly
susceptible
to
multiple
disasters
such
as
floods,
storms,
land
erosion.
Despite
existing
vulnerabilities
widespread
poverty,
people
continue
live
these
areas.
Our
research
aims
investigate
why
reside
areas
conditions
explore
feasibility
relocation
a
possible
solution
catastrophe
risk
mitigation,
considering
people's
perceptions
living
locations.
This
study
uses
mixed
method's
approach
achieve
its
objectives,
based
on
primary
data,
collected
through
household
survey
focus
group
discussions.
A
total
394
residents
from
four
districts
participated
data
collection.
The
Contingent
Valuation
Method
(CVM)
has
been
applied
understand
residents'
preferences.
Additionally,
we
used
regression
models
determine
factors
influencing
preference
for
findings
reveal
that
while
prefer
areas,
risks
driving
some
consider
leaving,
exacerbated
by
infrastructure
bottlenecks.
However,
dwellers
do
not
view
desirable
solution.
Alternatively,
improving
reducing
disaster
could
lead
higher-levels
development
satisfaction
residents.
