the quality of life in romania viewed from the perspective of the sustainable development
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Abstract
Sustainable development has become a focus both at a world and at an international andnational level, in the context of population growth and, implicitly, consumption growth. Sustainabledevelopment aims at ensuring a balance between environment preservation and protection, lifequality and economic growth. One of the most important aspects refers, of course, to protecting themost important resource, i.e. human resource. To this purpose, the hereby work aims at analysinga range of indicators, thus outlining a strategic direction regarding possible areas of interventionin human capital development.
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| Authors | ;Criveanu Maria Magdalena |
| Journal | turkish studies |
| Year | 2017 |
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