COMPONENTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Abstract

The present research aimed to propose new components of measurement of sustainable human development based on the historical-theoretical trajectory of development. The research assumes a ontoepistemological posture based on positivism, addressing the technique of the survey and the written questionnaire instrument applied to thirty-one (31) experts in the area of knowledge, whose analysis allowed to conclude that the traditional models to measure the Insufficient to demonstrate the reality of nations. Therefore, the proposal of measurement is derived in seven components: ethical, spiritual and cultural, in addition to those formally established by Munasinghe (1993, 2011) and the UN (2012): economic, social, environmental, institutional, In total, by the selection of one hundred and fifty-five (155) variables, whose index is denominated ISIDEHUS. (English) [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]