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IMPORTANT NOTICE:
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Learning outcomes
Evaluate and critique the historical roots, conceptual notions, frameworks and current debates on sustainability and sustainable development.
Examine environmental, social and economic dimensions of sustainability, and their interactions, through analysing different philosophical and ideological values and perspectives on sustainability and sustainable development.
Recognise the complex economic, regulatory and policy regimes that stakeholders influence and are shaped by.
Integrate the perspectives of different disciplines within an interdisciplinary context.
Plan practical courses of action, policy-making and business cases by considering and analysing the implications of differing stakeholder perspectives and social structures.
Construct, articulate and effectively communicate critical and analytical arguments, in oral and written form, relevant to discussions of sustainability worldviews and philosophies.