Estratégias estruturais e culturais na construção da resiliência social, económica e ecológica para uma sociedade independente
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https://doi.org/10.7179/PSRI_2022.41.10Palavras-chave:
estratégia estrutural, estratégia cultural, construção da resiliência social, resiliência económica, resiliência do ambiente, sociedades independentesResumo
Este estudo traça estratégias estruturais e culturais para construir resiliência social, económica e ecológica em sociedades independentes. As comunidades independentes são definidas pela resiliência social e económica e pelo apoio ecológico. A resiliência socioeconómica e ecológica pode ser alcançada através dos esforços das estratégias estruturais e culturais do governo e das pessoas em causa. O método de investigação utiliza estudos de investigação mistos quantitativos descritivos e estudos de caso. A investigação do estudo de caso foi realizada numa das aldeias independentes, que teve lugar ecleticamente. Estudos quantitativos descritivos e de caso complementam-se mutuamente. Os resultados mostraram que uma sociedade independente é uma sociedade capaz de satisfazer e manter as necessidades
sociais e económicas e manter a ecologia de forma sustentável. Essa independência e sobrevivência podem ser alcançadas através de estratégias estruturais e culturais. Estratégia
estrutural, revitalizando e funcionando as instituições estruturais. E a sua estratégia cultural envolve todos os elementos da sociedade e presta atenção aos aspetos culturais em todas
as fases do desenvolvimento. A implementação de estratégias estruturais deu origem a resiliência
social, económica e ecológica para uma sociedade independente. A independência e a resiliência comunitárias são apoiadas pelo cumprimento das dimensões da Saúde, Educação, capital social e assentamentos saudáveis e confortáveis, e dimensões económicas e ecológicas. Com base nisto, os resultados deste estudo contribuem para a construção de uma sociedade independente sob a forma de resiliência social, económica e ecológica.
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