The Capability Approach and the Sustainable Development Goals

Introduction Section One: General Conceptual and Theoretical 1. Sustainable Development, Capabilities, Hegemonic Forces and Social Risks: Extending the Capability Approach to Promote Resilience against Social Inequalities Section Two: Asia 2. Child Malnutrition and Energy Service Access in India 3. A Capability Approach Towards Achieving the Sustainable Development Goals 16.a: Prevent Violence and Combat Terrorism: Bangladesh as a Case Study 4. Nepalese Agriculture in Transition? High Value Agriculture and Changing Gender Roles in Eastern Nepal 5. Women’s (Micro)enterprise and the SDGs: Reframing Women’s Economic Development in Sri Lanka 6. Inclusive Conservation in Forests and Agriculture Landscape: A Capabilities-Oriented Approach for Sustainable Development Goals Section Three: Africa 7. Application of Capability Approach to Achieving Sustainable Development Goals in Nigeria: A Gendered Perspective 8. The Rule of Law, Good Governance, Mob Justice, and Sustainable Development in Africa: A Capability Approach with Case of Ghana 9. Refugee Youth and the Provision of Educational Capabilities Section Four: Latin America 10. The Relevance of Strong Institutions: an Insight into Child Justice System Protection in Argentina Based on the Capability and Socio-Legal Approaches 11. Access To Water And Sanitation At the Municipal Level in Brazil: A Challenging Path Towards Sustainable Development Goals 12. Social Policies in Response to Child Poverty (SDG1): the Case of Argentina 13. Evaluating the Progression and the Sustainability of SDGs in Brazil Using the Capability Approach Section Five: Cross-Country / Regional / Cross-Regional (with more than one country study) 14. Education and Sustained Poverty Escapes in Sub-Saharan Africa 15. The SDGs and the ‘Leave No One Behind’ Agenda in Middle Income Countries Section Six: Developed Countries (USA, UK, and Australia) 16. Livable Cities: Wealth for Human Flourishing 17. Capability Approach as a Tool for Achieving Sustainable Development Goal 3– Good Health and Wellbeing: A Case of the United Kingdom and Australia Conclusion