strategy

Recreating value systems

Synonyms:
Coping with disintegrating value systems
Creating value systems
Creating sociological attitudes
Revamping outmoded values
Reforming values
Encouraging renewal of values
Description:
Focuses on societal re-education and re-motivation to give each individual the possibility of seeing his life as significant in the post-modern scientific age and totally participating in the social structures on behalf of all men.
Implementation:
Tactics include: teaching socio-analytic processes; balancing family socio-dynamics; revitalizing community structures; training for community life; and sustaining primal communities.
Claim:
There is no such thing as a purely material crisis; the crisis in values is at the root of all issues. The present world crises, including increasing crime, drugs, the widening gulf between rich and poor, the spread of sexually transmitted diseases, the destruction of the environment, the population explosion and the impotence of governments, are examples of the worldwide erosion of philosophical and moral guidance in the conduct and interpretation of life. In addition, the intensification and diffusion of the market economy is endangering indigenous value systems, religious teachings and social wisdom. Progress in technology and science must be accompanied by a deeper understanding of human nature, morality and the natural world.
Constrained by:
Preserving common values
Subjects:
Societal Problems Obsolescence
Sociology Sociology
Psychology Psychology
Development Reform
Conservation Restoration
Type Classification:
C: Cross-sectoral strategies
Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
GOAL 11: Sustainable Cities and CommunitiesGOAL 15: Life on LandGOAL 17: Partnerships to achieve the Goal