The Difference Between Market and Barter: Money and the Making of Markets

Binswanger, Hans Christoph

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-31881-8_2

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“…Assadourian, 2010). The market economy with its inherent ‘growth spiral’ (Binswanger, 2012) also limits the possible impact of individual behavioural changes. An actually sustainable development of society demands nothing less than the creation and circulation of cultural alternatives (Hübner, 2012, p. 263f).…”

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Socio-economically Substantiated Education for Sustainable Development: Development of Competencies and Value Orientations Between Individual Responsibility and Structural Transformation

Schank¹,

Rieckmann²

2019

Journal of Education for Sustainable Development

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In this article, the concept of education for sustainable development is substantiated and expanded upon from a socio-economic perspective. Incorporating the concept of the economic citizen, we present the liberal republican civic ethos, moral judgement, decision-making capabilities and key competencies relevant for sustainability together with an informed understanding of economic context as constitutive elements of the educational concept. Against the backdrop of the limited reach of individual behavioural changes and the necessary reflections on structural questions, a heuristic of shared responsibility for sustainable development will be devised.

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confidence: 99%