The world in 2025 : rising Asia and socio-ecological transition
INITIAL_TITLE_SRCH:
The world in 2025 : rising Asia and socio-ecological transition
AUTHOR:
European Commission. Directorate General for Research
European Commission. Directorate-General for Research, Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities
European Commission. Science, Economy and Society.. Unit L.2.. Research in the economic, social sciences, and humanities
ISBN:
9789279124853
PUBLICATION_INFO:
Luxembourg : Office for Official Publications of the European Communities, 2009
PHYSICAL_DESC:
27 p. : col. ill. ; 25 cm
SERIES:
EUR series ; 23921
SERIES_TITLE:
EUR series ;
GENERAL_NOTE:
"DOI 777/2539"--T.p. verso.
"KI-NA-23921-EN-C"--P. [4] of cover.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 26-27).
Alternate title: Rising Asia and socio-ecological transition
"Directorate L - Science, economy and society. Unit L.2 - Research in the economic, social sciences and humanities."--P. [2] of cover.
CONTENTS:
Foreword / Jean-Michel Baer -- The Trends: The Asian century -- Poverty and mobility of men and women -- Increasing scarcity of natural resources, vulnerability of the planet -- Tensions: Tension between the current methods of production, of consumption and the future availability of non renewable resources -- Tensions between a general and simultaneous process of increasing economic interdependence and differentiation -- Tensions between spatial proximity in the context of accelerated urbanisation and cultural distance -- The Major Transitions: Stabilising the world, recognising the new key-actors -- Draw on the ecological and demographic challenges to invent a new development model -- Acknowledgements -- Indicative bibliography.
ABSTRACT:
Recent developments in the world and the strong European commitment to a regulating globalization argue in favor of a forward looking analysis. This publication underlines major future trends: geopolitical transformations in terms of population, economic development, international trade and poverty. Secondly, it identifies the likely tensions: natural resources (food, energy, water and minerals), migrations or urbanization. It also defines possible transitional pathways: towards a new production and consumption model, towards new rural-urban dynamics, towards a new gender and intergenerational balance.--Publisher's description.
SUBJECT:
Economic forecasting |
Globalization -- Asia |
Globalization -- European Union countries |
International relations |
BIBSUMMARY:
Recent developments in the world and the strong European commitment to a regulating globalization argue in favor of a forward looking analysis. This publication underlines major future trends: geopolitical transformations in terms of population, economic development, international trade and poverty. Secondly, it identifies the likely tensions: natural resources (food, energy, water and minerals), migrations or urbanization. It also defines possible transitional pathways: towards a new production and consumption model, towards new rural-urban dynamics, towards a new gender and intergenerational balance.--Publisher's description.