Titlebook: Communication, Culture and Ecology; Rethinking Sustainab Kiran Prasad Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 Communication in As

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Ecology and Sufficiency for Sustainable Development: Perspectives from Thailandtation, and sufficient agriculture for sustainability will be explained against the Thai political, economic, and environmental background. The upcoming 12th plan also emphasizes the philosophy of a sufficient economy, ecology, and green economy. Discourses on development and sustainable development

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Right Effort for Right Livelihood: Historical Model of Sustainable Development from Sri Lankain creating an unsustainable development trajectory. It is important to consider the key concept of “dependent co-origination” drawn from the Buddha’s discourses, as an essential component in the sphere of sustainable development. This chapter illustrates how ancient Sri Lanka sustained development

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Traditional Knowledge Systems, Culture and Environmental Sustainability: Concepts from Odisha, Indiarvations, shape responses to climate change (Raygorodetsky, 2011) and make contributions to sustainable development (UN, 2015, UNU-IAS, 2015). Odisha, like many parts of India has rich traditions of environmentalism. These traditions and knowledge systems, however, are varied and reflect the multitu

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Toward the Sufficiency Economy Perspective: The Mass Media and Cultivation of Social Capital Among ticized and integrated into the National Economic and Social Development Plans, leading to the shift of the national development paradigm from economic development (1961–1996) to people-centered development (1997-present). In view of the wide use of the mass media and the Internet to disseminate the

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Indigenous Communities of the Chittagong Hill Tracts in Bangladesh: Coping with Environmental Perilsountry’s populace that has distinct identities. There are about 3 million non-Bengali citizens, scattered in the remaining patches of natural forests hills and plain lands such as the Chittagong Hill Tracts (CHTs), coastal areas and the Barind Tract (dry-lands). The most prominent groups include Mon

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Rethinking Crisis Communication at a Time of Climate Change: Lessons from the Philippinesa standard procedure. The weather bureau, Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA), initiates information dissemination to the weather bureau which contacts their local stations who then coordinate with the local media, local government units, and other l

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Media Perspectives on the Particulate Matter (PM 2.5) Crisis in Chinaand human beings. In Confucianism, there was also an emphasis on the harmony of humanity and nature; Mahayana Buddhism in China also mentions the essential karmic relations between humans and the environment. Fast development changed the backward image of China and in parallel improved the living qu

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