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Putting the ‘s-word’ back into sustainability: Can we be more social?
Posted on: 14 October 2011
By: mackene
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Professor Tim Dixon, Director of the Oxford Institute for Sustainable Development (OISD), has written a paper which argues that climate change and environmentalism have dominated the sustainability debate, and as a result there is a danger that social issues are being neglected. He adds that social sustainability needs to be at the heart of housing and mixed use development, warning that “recent English city riots have bought this point back sharply into focus.” The paper highlights ways of measuring social sustainability and identifies the operational issues in mainstreaming the concept in major mixed use projects. It was commissioned by developer the Berkeley Group and was produced by the OISD at Oxford Brookes University.
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