Beyond the Limits to Growth : : New Ideas for Sustainability from Japan.
Full of fresh insights into the potential for developing sustainable economies, this book includes a chapter on 'platinum' societies and shows how consumers' demand for quality will foster sustainable technologies in developed, and developing, countries.
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Komiyama, Hiroshi. Beyond the Limits to Growth : New Ideas for Sustainability from Japan. 1st ed. Tokyo : Springer Japan, 2014. ©2014. 1 online resource (131 pages) text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Science for Sustainable Societies Series Intro -- Preface to the English Edition -- Key Features of Our World in the Twenty-First Century -- Overview of This Book -- References -- Introduction to the Japanese Edition -- From Problem-Saddled Developed Country to Problem- Solving Developed Country -- Japan Possesses the Untapped Power to Solve Its Problems -- The Good Fortune of Being Located in Asia, the Core of Economic Growth -- Many Countries Harbor Warm Sentiments Toward Japan -- Contents -- Chapter 1: "Diffusive Demand" and "Creative Demand-Overcoming Product Saturation with Demand for Innovation" -- The True Character of the Demand Shortage in Advanced Nations -- Demand for Man-Made Artifacts Will Necessarily Saturate -- How Long Will China's High Growth Last? -- Automobiles Will Also Reach Saturation in the Next 7-10 Years -- Accompanying Overproduction, Keen Competition Will Intensify -- The "Clouds Above the Hill" Are No Longer There or "Lost in the Fog" -- References -- Chapter 2: The Twenty-First Century Paradigm and the Role of Information Technology -- Exploding Knowledge, Limited Earth, and Aging Society -- Negative Legacy of Intellectual Activities -- The Relation Between Knowledge and Value Is Difficult to Understand -- Importance of "Knowledge Structuring" -- Sustainability Science -- Speed Has Surpassed the "Invisible Hand" -- Information Technology Is a Common Foundation for Innovation -- References -- Chapter 3: "Vision 2050" to the Rescue of a "Limited Earth" -- Vision 2050 -- Even If the Number of Automobiles Quadruples, Energy Consumption Can Still Be Reduced -- Energy Conservation Can Be Realized Economically -- The Reason Why Recycling Is More Energy-Efficient -- "Urban Mines" Are Not an Urban Myth -- Three Points for Building a "Material Circulating Society" -- At Present 80 % of Our Energy Relies on Fossil Fuels -- Nuclear Power as a Transitional Energy Source. Producing Biomass in the Desert -- Reducing the World's Carbon Dioxide Emissions by 25 % -- A Vision on Which Advanced Countries and Developing Countries Can Agree -- Japan as a Resource Self-Sustaining Nation -- References -- Chapter 4: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, I -- Monozukuri (Making Things) and Daily Life -- Structure of Energy Consumption in Households -- Appropriate Regulation Encourages Innovation -- Air-Conditioning Energy Consumption Can Be Reduced to One Twelfth -- Room for Innovation Lies in the Difference Between "Theory" and "Reality" -- Why Did Japan Fail in Diffusive Demand? -- Two-Manufacturer System for Major Appliances -- The Anxious Future of Solar Cells -- World-Leading "Eco-Cute" and "ENE-FARM" -- Eco-Cute and ENE-FARM Will Create a 30 Trillion Yen Market -- Reducing Costs by Taking Advantage of the Huge Domestic Market -- Japan's Strength Lies Precisely in " Monozukuri from Scratch" -- References -- Chapter 5: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, II -- Japan-A Country with Challenges and the Power for Manufacturing from Scratch -- Five Conditions for Happy Aging -- Involve Senior Citizens and Working People in School Education -- School Education Is Losing Diversity -- Agriculture Competing by Safety and Taste -- Don't Be Frightened by the Threat of Globalization -- An Aging Society Is a Golden Opportunity for Japan to Take Advantage of Its Technical Capabilities -- References -- Chapter 6: Toward the Realization of a "Platinum Society " -- Shooting Through the "Clouds Above the Hill" -- Pursuing the "Platinum Society " Through Three Innovations -- Local Governments Have Begun Moving -- Platinum Vision Handbook for Structuring and Sharing Knowledge -- Platinum Vision Awards and the Dissemination of the Platinum Society Model -- Platinum Vision School and a Network of Networks -- References -- Index. Full of fresh insights into the potential for developing sustainable economies, this book includes a chapter on 'platinum' societies and shows how consumers' demand for quality will foster sustainable technologies in developed, and developing, countries. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2024. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries. Electronic books. Print version: Komiyama, Hiroshi Beyond the Limits to Growth Tokyo : Springer Japan,c2014 9784431545583 ProQuest (Firm) https://ebookcentral.proquest.com/lib/oeawat/detail.action?docID=6422837 Click to View |
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Komiyama, Hiroshi. Beyond the Limits to Growth : New Ideas for Sustainability from Japan. Science for Sustainable Societies Series Intro -- Preface to the English Edition -- Key Features of Our World in the Twenty-First Century -- Overview of This Book -- References -- Introduction to the Japanese Edition -- From Problem-Saddled Developed Country to Problem- Solving Developed Country -- Japan Possesses the Untapped Power to Solve Its Problems -- The Good Fortune of Being Located in Asia, the Core of Economic Growth -- Many Countries Harbor Warm Sentiments Toward Japan -- Contents -- Chapter 1: "Diffusive Demand" and "Creative Demand-Overcoming Product Saturation with Demand for Innovation" -- The True Character of the Demand Shortage in Advanced Nations -- Demand for Man-Made Artifacts Will Necessarily Saturate -- How Long Will China's High Growth Last? -- Automobiles Will Also Reach Saturation in the Next 7-10 Years -- Accompanying Overproduction, Keen Competition Will Intensify -- The "Clouds Above the Hill" Are No Longer There or "Lost in the Fog" -- References -- Chapter 2: The Twenty-First Century Paradigm and the Role of Information Technology -- Exploding Knowledge, Limited Earth, and Aging Society -- Negative Legacy of Intellectual Activities -- The Relation Between Knowledge and Value Is Difficult to Understand -- Importance of "Knowledge Structuring" -- Sustainability Science -- Speed Has Surpassed the "Invisible Hand" -- Information Technology Is a Common Foundation for Innovation -- References -- Chapter 3: "Vision 2050" to the Rescue of a "Limited Earth" -- Vision 2050 -- Even If the Number of Automobiles Quadruples, Energy Consumption Can Still Be Reduced -- Energy Conservation Can Be Realized Economically -- The Reason Why Recycling Is More Energy-Efficient -- "Urban Mines" Are Not an Urban Myth -- Three Points for Building a "Material Circulating Society" -- At Present 80 % of Our Energy Relies on Fossil Fuels -- Nuclear Power as a Transitional Energy Source. Producing Biomass in the Desert -- Reducing the World's Carbon Dioxide Emissions by 25 % -- A Vision on Which Advanced Countries and Developing Countries Can Agree -- Japan as a Resource Self-Sustaining Nation -- References -- Chapter 4: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, I -- Monozukuri (Making Things) and Daily Life -- Structure of Energy Consumption in Households -- Appropriate Regulation Encourages Innovation -- Air-Conditioning Energy Consumption Can Be Reduced to One Twelfth -- Room for Innovation Lies in the Difference Between "Theory" and "Reality" -- Why Did Japan Fail in Diffusive Demand? -- Two-Manufacturer System for Major Appliances -- The Anxious Future of Solar Cells -- World-Leading "Eco-Cute" and "ENE-FARM" -- Eco-Cute and ENE-FARM Will Create a 30 Trillion Yen Market -- Reducing Costs by Taking Advantage of the Huge Domestic Market -- Japan's Strength Lies Precisely in " Monozukuri from Scratch" -- References -- Chapter 5: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, II -- Japan-A Country with Challenges and the Power for Manufacturing from Scratch -- Five Conditions for Happy Aging -- Involve Senior Citizens and Working People in School Education -- School Education Is Losing Diversity -- Agriculture Competing by Safety and Taste -- Don't Be Frightened by the Threat of Globalization -- An Aging Society Is a Golden Opportunity for Japan to Take Advantage of Its Technical Capabilities -- References -- Chapter 6: Toward the Realization of a "Platinum Society " -- Shooting Through the "Clouds Above the Hill" -- Pursuing the "Platinum Society " Through Three Innovations -- Local Governments Have Begun Moving -- Platinum Vision Handbook for Structuring and Sharing Knowledge -- Platinum Vision Awards and the Dissemination of the Platinum Society Model -- Platinum Vision School and a Network of Networks -- References -- Index. |
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Intro -- Preface to the English Edition -- Key Features of Our World in the Twenty-First Century -- Overview of This Book -- References -- Introduction to the Japanese Edition -- From Problem-Saddled Developed Country to Problem- Solving Developed Country -- Japan Possesses the Untapped Power to Solve Its Problems -- The Good Fortune of Being Located in Asia, the Core of Economic Growth -- Many Countries Harbor Warm Sentiments Toward Japan -- Contents -- Chapter 1: "Diffusive Demand" and "Creative Demand-Overcoming Product Saturation with Demand for Innovation" -- The True Character of the Demand Shortage in Advanced Nations -- Demand for Man-Made Artifacts Will Necessarily Saturate -- How Long Will China's High Growth Last? -- Automobiles Will Also Reach Saturation in the Next 7-10 Years -- Accompanying Overproduction, Keen Competition Will Intensify -- The "Clouds Above the Hill" Are No Longer There or "Lost in the Fog" -- References -- Chapter 2: The Twenty-First Century Paradigm and the Role of Information Technology -- Exploding Knowledge, Limited Earth, and Aging Society -- Negative Legacy of Intellectual Activities -- The Relation Between Knowledge and Value Is Difficult to Understand -- Importance of "Knowledge Structuring" -- Sustainability Science -- Speed Has Surpassed the "Invisible Hand" -- Information Technology Is a Common Foundation for Innovation -- References -- Chapter 3: "Vision 2050" to the Rescue of a "Limited Earth" -- Vision 2050 -- Even If the Number of Automobiles Quadruples, Energy Consumption Can Still Be Reduced -- Energy Conservation Can Be Realized Economically -- The Reason Why Recycling Is More Energy-Efficient -- "Urban Mines" Are Not an Urban Myth -- Three Points for Building a "Material Circulating Society" -- At Present 80 % of Our Energy Relies on Fossil Fuels -- Nuclear Power as a Transitional Energy Source. Producing Biomass in the Desert -- Reducing the World's Carbon Dioxide Emissions by 25 % -- A Vision on Which Advanced Countries and Developing Countries Can Agree -- Japan as a Resource Self-Sustaining Nation -- References -- Chapter 4: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, I -- Monozukuri (Making Things) and Daily Life -- Structure of Energy Consumption in Households -- Appropriate Regulation Encourages Innovation -- Air-Conditioning Energy Consumption Can Be Reduced to One Twelfth -- Room for Innovation Lies in the Difference Between "Theory" and "Reality" -- Why Did Japan Fail in Diffusive Demand? -- Two-Manufacturer System for Major Appliances -- The Anxious Future of Solar Cells -- World-Leading "Eco-Cute" and "ENE-FARM" -- Eco-Cute and ENE-FARM Will Create a 30 Trillion Yen Market -- Reducing Costs by Taking Advantage of the Huge Domestic Market -- Japan's Strength Lies Precisely in " Monozukuri from Scratch" -- References -- Chapter 5: Finding a Way Out Through Creative Demand, II -- Japan-A Country with Challenges and the Power for Manufacturing from Scratch -- Five Conditions for Happy Aging -- Involve Senior Citizens and Working People in School Education -- School Education Is Losing Diversity -- Agriculture Competing by Safety and Taste -- Don't Be Frightened by the Threat of Globalization -- An Aging Society Is a Golden Opportunity for Japan to Take Advantage of Its Technical Capabilities -- References -- Chapter 6: Toward the Realization of a "Platinum Society " -- Shooting Through the "Clouds Above the Hill" -- Pursuing the "Platinum Society " Through Three Innovations -- Local Governments Have Begun Moving -- Platinum Vision Handbook for Structuring and Sharing Knowledge -- Platinum Vision Awards and the Dissemination of the Platinum Society Model -- Platinum Vision School and a Network of Networks -- References -- Index. |
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