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2010, vol. 44, iss. 2, pp. 309-324
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Toward a sociological understanding of the sustainable development
Ka sociološkom razumevanju održivog razvoja
Novi Sad
Abstract
Sustainable development is one of the most popular and attractive field of research in contemporary science, both in natural and social sciences. It is a development that meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. In this paper, the sustainable development is examined on five analytical levels - macro level, sociocultural, political, economic-technological and ecologic demographical level. However, the main accent is not on exhaustive consideration each of mentioned levels than on sociological approach which shows us that the concept of sustainable development, as a global development theory, has serious consequences for human society and its development. Exactly in this sense, in this paper is emphasized that we need newly reanalyzing the actual developmental politics in all of his relevant segments. This is necessary because the sustainability as development process have a sense only if the crucial factors of social development are in balance and also because no one development strategy or development process cannot bring to desirable effects if it man doesn't understand and support on active way.
Sažetak
Održivi razvoj predstavlja jedno od najatraktivnijih istraživačkih polja u savremenoj nauci, i to kako u okviru prirodnih tako i u okviru društvenih nauka. Reč je o razvoju koji podrazumeva zadovoljavanje potreba sadašnjih generacija na način kojim se će se i budućim generacijama omogućiti zadovoljavanje njihovih sopstvenih potreba. U ovom radu, održivi razvoj istražuje se na pet osnovnih analitičkih nivoa - makronivou, sociokulturnom, političkom, ekonomsko-tehnološkom i ekološko-demografskom nivou. Suština, pri tome, nije na iscrpnom razmatranju svakog od pomenutih nivoa već na razvijanju sociološkog pristupa koji nam pokazuje da održivi razvoj, kao koncept globalnog razvoja, ima važne posledice po ljudsko društvo i njegov razvoj. Upravo u tom smislu, u ovom radu se naglašava da se iznova mora promisliti aktuelnu razvojnu politiku u svim njenim značajnim segmentima. To je neophodno zbog toga što održivost, kao razvojni proces, jedino ima smisla ukoliko su ključni činioci društvenog razvoja uravnoteženi, ali i zbog toga što nijedna razvojna strategija ili razvojni proces ne može da ima pozitivne učinke ukoliko ga ljudi ne razumeju i ne podržavaju aktivno.
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