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refers to the state of optimal physical, mental, and social well-being, where individuals thrive in all aspects of their lives.

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Human flourishing

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Comes from the Greek word “EUDAIMONIA”
used by Aristotle

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Human Flourishing

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An effort to achieve self-actualization and
fulfillment within the context of a larger community
of individuals. the ability to live a good life.

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Human Flourishing

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personal rights that demands respect

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Dignity of the human person

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sacrificing self-interest to provide

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Common good

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decisions are made by first
considering the poor

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Preferential option for the poor

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when all those affected by a decision are involved in
making it

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Subsidiary

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the Earth’s resources serve every
person’s need

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Universal purpose of goods

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duty to care for the Earth

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Stewardship of creation

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respect and collaborate in personal relationship

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Promotion of peace

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right and duty to take part

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Participation

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recognition that we are all interconnected

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Global solidarity

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How can we determine our progress?
1. Economic development

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➢Income and job opportunities

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How can we determine our progress?

Social Progress

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➢Education, health care

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How can we determine our progress?

Technological Advancements

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➢Connectivity, Efficiency

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How can we determine our progress? Environmental Sustainability

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➢Quality of life, connection with nature

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an economic
anthropologist and professor at the
Autonomous University of Barcelona

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Jason Edward Hickel

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research and writing focuses on
economic anthropology and development,
and is particularly opposed to capitalism,
neocolonialism, as well as economic
growth as a measure of human
development.

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Jason Edward Hickel

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criticizes the failure of growth
and development efforts to eradicating
poverty.

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Jason Hickel

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He offers a nonconformist perspective
toward growth and development.

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Jason Hickel

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Forget “developing” poor countries, it’s time to “de-develop” rich
countries.

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JASON HICKEL

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aims to eradicate poverty by using growth strategies

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SDG

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has been the main object of development for 70 years

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growth

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insist that all we need is more growth (developed
countries)

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Orthodox economist

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shift growth to the poorer sector of the society (to make it even)

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Progressive economist

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Right now, our planet only has enough resources for each of us to consume (____ global hectares annually)

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1.8

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a standardized unit that measures resource use and waste.

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“global hectares”

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Rather than pushing poor countries to “catch up”, we should be thinking of ways to get rich countries to ‘catch down’ to more appropriate levels of development

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Peter Edwards

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Also known as the Global Goals ❑ Were adopted by the United Nations in 2015 as a universal call to action to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure that by 2030 all people enjoy peace and prosperity

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Sustainable Development Goals

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Occurs when a person or group of person suffers from a lack of the essential resources for minimum standard of living and life

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POVERTY

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When household income is below a certain level. This makes it impossible for the person or family to meet basic needs of life including food, shelter, safe drinking water, education, healthcare, etc.

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Absolute Poverty

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When households receive 50% less than average household incomes. So, they do have some money but still not enough money to afford anything above the basics. Hence it is a measure of income inequality.

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Relative Poverty