Izvleček / Abstract
Z INFORMACIJSKO DRUŽBO K HITREJŠEMU TRAJNOSTNEMU RAZVOJU?
MORE RAPID SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT THROUGH AN INFORMATION SOCIETY?
Dr. Art Kovačič, asistent-specialist
Dr. Renata Slabe Erker, raziskovalno-razvojna sodelavka
Inštitut za ekonomska raziskovanja
Izvleček
UDK: 65.012.45:330.34(497.4)
Slovenija se na vseh ravneh približuje standardom EU in to velja tudi za prevzemanje smernic informacijske družbe. V prispevku želiva pokazati vpliv tega procesa na konkurenčnost in trajnost. To zadnje je predmet najinega proučevanja. Izhajava iz teze, da sloni paradigma trajnostnega razvoja na uporabi novega znanja oziroma da je trajnostna raba informacijskih potencialov v sodobni družbi enakovredna rabi drugih razvojnih potencialov. Tezo testirava na analizi povezanosti kazalcev. Pokaževa tudi, da je Slovenija razmeroma dobro opremljena z IT, na področju politike mreže pa je šibka, kar trajnostno ni zaželeno. Zaključujeva, da je informacijska vsebina trajnosti v Sloveniji nižja od dosegljive predvsem zaradi neučinkovitih politik.
Ključne besede: informacijska družba, indikatorji trajnosti, politika mreže, neoprijemljive investicije
UDC: 65.012.45:330.34(497.4)
Slovenia is approaching EU standards in all areas, including the acceptance of information society guidelines. We would like to show the impact of this process on competitiveness and sustainable development. The latter is the subject of our research. We start from the thesis that the paradigm of sustainable development is based on the use of new knowledge, or that the sustainable use of information potential in a modern society is equivalent to using other development potential. We test this thesis by analyzing the connections between pairs of indicators. Furthermore, we show that Slovenia is relatively well equipped with IT, but is weak in the field of network policy, which is not sustainable. We conclude that in Slovenia information content of sustainable development is lower than what it could be, above all because of inefficient policies.
Key words: information society, sustainability indicators, network policy, intangible investments
JEL: O38