Faculty Scholarly Dissemination Grants
Title
Corner Stores as Community Members: Low-income residents perspectives
Department
School of Public, Nonprofit & Health Administration
College
College of Community and Public Service
Date Range
2012-2013
Disciplines
Education
Abstract
The United States experience with sustainable development is contrasted with the roots and current practices of the British and Australian approaches. This research identifies the convergence and divergence of sustainable development policies in London, Sydney and New York City, the lexicon of sustainable development tools and practices and the complex interplay of federal, state and local legislation and actions. Each city has launched its own version of a comprehensive sustainability plan in the last decade, setting ambitious goals to be achieved by 2025 or 2030, with important milestones established along the way.
Conference Name
Agricuture, Food and Human Values 2013 Conference
Conference Location
Lansing, MI
ScholarWorks Citation
Jaskiewicz, Lara; Dombrowski, Rachael; Massuda-Barnett, Gina; Seweryn, Steven M.; and Mason, Maryann, "Corner Stores as Community Members: Low-income residents perspectives" (2013). Faculty Scholarly Dissemination Grants. 1179.
https://scholarworks.gvsu.edu/fsdg/1179
