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Introductory chapter: an interweaving to be formalized, the biosphere faced with the relationship between the human and the non-human
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Introductory chapter: an interweaving to be formalized, the biosphere faced with the relationship between the human and the non-human

Olivier Barrière, C. Prost, V. Ravena Cañete, V. Douzal, Mireille Fargette, J.P. Aubin, Olivier Barrière, M. Behnassi, G. David, V. Douzal, …
Coviability of social and ecological systems: reconnecting mankind to the biosphere in an era of global change. Vol. 1: The foundations of a new paradigm, pp.1-38
2019

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COVIABILITY ECOLOGICAL SYSTEM SCIENCE PARADIGM SOCIAL SYSTEM CIVILISATION THEORIE DE LA VIABILITE EVOLUTION ECOSYSTEME VIABILITY THEORY EVOLUTION ECOSYSTEMS
This introductory chapter delineates the challenge of formalizing a concept-paradigm and provides specific examples that could be considered as models of socio-ecological viability. We investigate the benefits that the concept of coviability brings to the concept of "sustainable development". Contributions will be given throughout the book and will be summarized in a final chapter, which will define the concept-paradigm through a transdisciplinary approach.
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