1. Introduction
2. The Meanings of Sustainability
3. Theorizing about Sustainability
4. Evidence for Sustainability
5. Ethics and Sustainability
6. Conclusion
Biography
Jeffry L. Ramsey is an Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department at Smith College, Northampton, MA, USA. He is also a member of Smith’s Programs in Environmental Science & Policy and History of Science & Technology. He teaches courses in the philosophy of science, history of science, environmental philosophy, and the history of early modern European philosophy.
“This book is strongly recommended for individuals who specialize in the field of philosophy of science, sustainability researchers and professionals, students, policymakers, environmental scientists, and the public with an interest in sustainability. The book promotes the use of expressive and collaborative ethical decision-making. It emphasizes the significance of achieving systemic changes using interdisciplinary approaches and engaging a wide audience to achieve sustainability.” - La Ilham Toha, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia, in History and Philosophy of the Life Sciences
