Implicit knowledge and social capital

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The essay explores the concept of sustainability as introduced by the Brundtland report in the 1980s, emphasizing its broader implications beyond just environmental concerns. It delves into the importance of resource management for future generations and critiques the popular three-pillar model of sustainability. By examining the philosophical underpinnings of sustainability, the work highlights the interconnectedness of societal, economic, and environmental factors, urging a deeper understanding of how these elements work together to ensure a sustainable future.