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A Cultural Dimension of Sustainability -Focusing on Cultural Policy and Arts Management in Germany-
Cross-Cultural Studies
2015,
41(), pp.141-161
DOI : 10.21049/ccs.2015.41..141
Publisher : Center for Cross Culture Studies
Research Area : Literature
DOI : 10.21049/ccs.2015.41..141
Publisher : Center for Cross Culture Studies
Research Area : Literature
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A fundamental understanding of “sustainable development” is generally related to a triptych of social justice, ecological integrity, and economic well-being. It aims at a development of human societies that would achieve the reconciliation of social justice, ecological integrity, and the well-being of all living systems an the planet. Furthermore, the quest for “sustainable development” focuses on economic, ecological, and social dimensions. interdependence of culture and sustainable development. The original syntax was not quite standard English, i.e., it was also unclear and vague. Ergo, this is a hypothetical edit. If you demur, then please rectify it. In Germany, th “Tutzinger Manifest” also includes the cultural dimension as a major dimension of sustainability, thereby arguing for the integration of culture in strategies for sustainability; and furthermore for the building of networks in order to overcome this gap. The cultural dimension of sustainability in Germany involves not only cultural policy, but also culture management
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