Masters in Social Environment

We live in a society that has a number of contradictions and serious problems. These appear at a host of circumstance and in a various ways. For instance, the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident revealed the fragility of the industrial structure and our life style based on mass energy consumption. It also discloses the adversary of local communities which have no other option but to invite risky nuclear power plant to survive with allotted budget. The global financial crisis and the resulting political turmoil have exposed the fickleness of capitalism and the hollowness of justice and solidarity in the contemporary society. The poverty-stricken people of developing countries, who wish for nothing more than to be able to live and work, are utterly vulnerable to the interests of developed countries. It appears as if we are headed for catastrophe, unable to control our own society.