The rise of the discourse of sustainable development has been fraught with conflict. Initial conceptual ambiguities have led to a conflictual understanding of the meaning of sustainable development, and the basis for action that this understanding implies. This thesis employs a Habermasian analytical framework to assess the competing views on the relationship between sustainable development and...

there is widespread recognition today that we are living in a period of profound technological, social, economic and political change, and that this process of change is accelerating. yet, there is less certainty about the nature and meaning of these changes—whether they should be regulated or liberalized, supported or resisted— and the kind of world they are leading to. despite these uncertai...

Empirical research has aimed to substantiate the institution–food security nexus. However, institutional literature largely overlooked relationship between institutions and sustainable development goal of zero hunger (SDG2). SDG2 is a multidimensional that extends beyond food requires comprehensive investigation. Therefore, this study explored role in promoting achievement using panel dataset s...