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2022
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responsible behavior consumption sustainable development Covid-19 philanthropy social change responsible behavior consumption sustainable development Covid-19 philanthropy social changeSujets proches
Development, Sustainable Sustainable economic development Sustainable development--Environmental aspects Economic sustainability Economic development, Sustainable ESD (Ecologically sustainable development) Smart growth Ecologically sustainable development Conation Volition Cetanā Social welfare Social work Social service agencies Relief stations (for the poor) Philanthropy Benevolent institutions Socio-cultural change Societal change Change, Social Cultural change Cultural transformation Social welfare Philanthropy Human welfare Article Charitable foundations Educational endowments Endowed charities School endowments Foundations (Endowments) Charitable trusts Philanthropy Donations Private foundations Educational endowments Philanthropy Research, Endowment of Philanthropy Institutions, Charitable and philanthropic Social welfare Endowed charities Charitable institutions Poor relief Alms and almsgiving Relief (Aid) Philanthropy Benevolent institutions Private nonprofit social work Charities--Societies, etc Animal behavior Habits and behaviorCiter ce document
Léo Trespeuch et al., « Are we moving towards a more responsible society thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic? », Natures Sciences Sociétés, ID : 10670/1.292100...
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The question addressed by this research article concerns the world after the pandemic… Does this pandemic represent a decisive moment that will shift us towards a more socially and environmentally responsible society? In line with this question, will new habits and new responsible behaviors develop in a sustainable manner? To respond to these challenges, the article starts with plural theories associated with changing habits. Recommendations addressed to companies, as well as to public decision-makers or citizens are proposed to draw the contours of a socially and ecologically more acceptable post-Covid-19.
