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Modelling a Pattern for Responsibility : Science and Theory of Sustainable Development

The article explores the complex relation between theory, research and real institutional policy with regard to environmental issues. The basic assumption is that the myriad of empirical scientific research has to be related to fruitful theory which could continually challenge official definitions of sustainability and sustainable development as the main conceptual shortcomings of the present social order in its attempts to solve the problems it creates. It implies that a potential "ecolocigal" society could be achieved only through radical social change - a theme that has to remain a reminder in the multitude of environmentally sound research and institutional programs.

corporate social responsibility; interdisciplinarity; social theory; sustainable development

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