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11513-01 - Lecture with practical courses: Sustainability: A new Societal Paradigm? 3 CP

Semester spring semester 2021
Course frequency Every spring sem.
Lecturers Paul Burger (paul.burger@unibas.ch, Assessor)
Content Sustainable Development has become more and more influential since the famous Brundtland-report in shaping political, economic or individual decisions. However, it has also become a buzzword with many different meanings serving many different interests. Moreover, there are quite controversial theoretical approaches for conceptualizing sustainable development across different disciplines. Against this backdrop, this lecture provides a social science oriented basis for
- understanding sustainable development as a new societal role model for human development;
- conceptualizing sustainable development based on justice.
Learning objectives The students
- understand 'sustainable development' as a new alternative role model within the global societal development discourse;
- know important theoretical social sciences based approaches to analyze sustainability issues and to conceptualize the role model.
Bibliography Literature tba during lecture.
Comments MSD 2017
Mandatory lecture for all. A different choice is only allowed for students, who have
a) attended and accredited the same class for the former degree;
b) attended and accredited a comparable class for the former degree.
If a), or b) applies, you have to register for a different course according to prior agreement with Prof. Dr. P. Burger.

This lecture is offered by MSD. Prof. Dr. Paul Burger is a member of the Teaching Committee MSD and head of the Sustainability Research Group, Dep. of Social Sciences, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Basel

 

Admission requirements For MSD students (incl. preparation semester), those of the IJDSD and the listed degree programs (see list of modules). Other students must do a master's degree within the Departement of Social Sciences/Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences.
Language of instruction English
Use of digital media No specific media used

 

Interval Weekday Time Room
wöchentlich Wednesday 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -
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Date Time Room
Wednesday 03.03.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 10.03.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 17.03.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 24.03.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 31.03.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 07.04.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 14.04.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 21.04.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 28.04.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 05.05.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 12.05.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 19.05.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 26.05.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Wednesday 02.06.2021 08.15-09.45 - Online Präsenz -, --
Modules Module: Complementary Knowledge in Social Sciences (Master's Studies: Sustainable Development)
Module: Core Competences in Social Sciences (Master's Studies: Sustainable Development)
Module: Resources and Sustainability (Master's degree program: Changing Societies: Migration – Conflicts – Resources)
Vertiefungsmodul Global Europe: Umwelt und Nachhaltigkeit (Master's Studies: European Global Studies)
Assessment format record of achievement
Assessment details Regular attendance and active participation. Final assessment: online, written examination on 02.06.21: during usual teaching time slot. Repeat examination tba.
Assessment registration/deregistration Reg.: course registration, dereg: cancel course registration
Repeat examination one repetition, best attempt counts
Scale 1-6 0,1
Repeated registration as often as necessary
Responsible faculty University of Basel
Offered by Fachbereich Nachhaltigkeitsforschung

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