A VISION OF QUANTIFICATION OF SUSTAINABLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT. (English)

The present study aimed to propose new measurement components of sustainable human development based on the historical and theoretical development path. The research assumes ontoepistemological position based on positivism, addressing technical survey and instrument of written questionnaire administered to thirty-one (31) experts in the field of knowledge, and whose analysis allowed us to conclude that traditional models to measure development are insufficient to demonstrate the reality of nations. Therefore, the proposed measure is derived in seven components: ethical, spiritual and cultural addition to the formally established by Munasinghe (1993, 2011) and the UN (2012): economic, social, environmental, institutional constituted in total, by selecting one hundred fifty five (155) variables. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo proponer nuevos componentes de medición del desarrollo humano sustentable basado en la trayectoria histórica-teórica del desarrollo. La investigación asume una postura ontoepistemológica basada en el positivismo, abordando la técnica de la encuesta y el instrumento del cuestionario escrito aplicado a treinta y uno (31) expertos en el área de conocimiento, y cuyo análisis permitió concluir que los modelos tradicionales para medir el desarrollo son insuficientes para demostrar la realidad de las naciones. Por tanto, se deriva la propuesta de la medición en siete componentes: la ética, la espiritual y la cultural, además de los formalmente establecidos por Munasinghe (1993, 2011) y la ONU (2012): económica, social, medioambiental, institucional constituidas, en total, por la selección de ciento cincuenta y cinco (155) variables, cuyo índice se denomina ISIDEHUS. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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