ABSTRACT

Sustainability is normatively defined as the interconnectedness of policy goals and actions; the partnership among governments, civil society, and the private sector; and a transformational vision pursuing structural change against marginalization and environmental degradation. This article provides the conceptual basis for a meso policy analysis and evaluation framework to address the normative dimensions of sustainability-centered policies. Drawing on complexity, behavioral, and sustainability sciences, a meso interpretative lens contributes to articulating the ethical and techno-scientific norms underlying SDGs discourses. Through knowledge co-production, and collaborative governance, a meso policy analysis and evaluation approach can help overcome centralized politics and techno-scientific rationalization.

摘要

可持续性在规范上被定义为政策目标和行动的相互联系；政府、民间社会和私营部门之间的伙伴关系；以及追求结构变革以对抗边缘化和环境退化的转型愿景。本文为中观政策分析和评估框架提供了概念基础，以解决以可持续性为中心的政策的规范维度。利用复杂性、行为和可持续性科学，中观解释镜头有助于阐明可持续发展目标话语背后的伦理和技术科学规范。通过知识共同生产和协作治理，中观政策分析和评估方法可以帮助克服集中政治和技术科学合理化。