Développement durable et participation : la démocratie introuvable

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Abstract
This paper seeks to understand the link between sustainable development and participative democracy, from a critical point of view. After having shown that sustainable development has to be understood in opposition to political ecology, it questions its conception of democracy. Following a formal reasoning, it concludes that participative democracy, as understood by sustainable development, does not provide a democratization. This situation has to be understood as a result of the ideology of sustainable development: a non-dialectical attempt to reconcile contraries.
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Authors Felli, Romain;
Journal belgeo
Year 2005
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