To build sustainable societies

Abstract

The author sketches a cumulus of constraints and proposals for sustainability from a transdisciplinary approach, moving then to offer cultural and emotional reflections, suggesting that it is easier to pretend that pretending to change - embracing speeches of change- than really performing those changes, and that we can not build solidary and sustainable societies, if we don’t change ourselves. The success or failure in building sustainability, concludes, will realte with our emotions, with how we stand before the world and the way we establish relationships with others.