Titlebook: Spirituality and Sustainable Development; Rohana Ulluwishewa Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2014

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Spirituality: Development Perspectivesasis for development, requires that the term be conceptualized and defined from a perspective appropriate to the study. This section is an outcome of the attempts made to explore spirituality-related studies in development literature for appropriate concepts and definitions.

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Contemporary Views on Spiritualitygives life or vitality to a system. But it also means soul, courage, vigour and inner strength. The word spirit is used in different contexts, for example, group spirit and national spirit, referring to one’s sense of affiliation to a group or to a nation and one’s willingness to sacrifice personal

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Spirituality: Development Perspectives ecology biology physics, psychology and medical sciences. In different disciplines, spirituality has been conceptualized and defined in different ways and studied from different perspectives, depending on the nature of the issues dealt with. The present study, in which spirituality is valued as a b

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Global Economic System and Conventional Developmentpowerful, the global elites, who control the world’s capital, technology, knowledge and most material resources. Not surprisingly, they use most of the resources and activities which are under their control to fulfil their own self-interests. When self-centredness and greed are coupled with power at

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Environmental Unsustainabilityability and proposed various strategies that could be adopted to make it sustainable. While some have emphasized institutional and political reforms, some have highlighted the value of technological solutions. While acknowledging the validity of all these proposed strategies, this chapter points out