Index
315
socio-economic problems, 219
socio-economics, 220
software resources, 223
vertical and horizontal dimension, 239
weight distribution, 230, 231
Social traits, 219, 228, 230, 239
Socio-economics
scoring and ranking partially ordered data
average height, 224
degree of dominance, 223
dominance eigenvector, 225
posetic setting, 224
strictly order preserving, 224
Socio-economic traits, 221
Split-short composition
aggregated data, 159–160
alternatives analysis, 159
compare/rank alternatives, 154
conservative approach, 161–162
cost indicator, 162
data, 154
decision makers, 162
humans/environment, 153
lead (Pb), 154
methodology
data, 157–158
Hasse diagram, 155
HDT, 155
indicators, 157
more elaborate analyses, 156
partial order tools, 154
software, 156–157
non-conservative approach, 160–161
partial order methodology, 154, 163
probabilities, 162, 163
process, 153
ranking of indicators, 154
ranking probabilities, 154
Stakeholder’s knowledge, 45, 46
Status quo indicators, 106
Stiglitz Report, 243
Stratified sampling, 138, 145
Subjective well-being (SWB)
ad-hoc module, 247
application, 247
bottom-up explanatory approach, 246
cardinal variables, 247
complexity, 246
correlations, 246
data, 249
definition, 243
emotional state, 244, 245
eudaimonic dimension, 245
evaluative/cognitive dimension, 244
explicit/implicit conceptual model, 246
exploratory data analysis, 250
hedonic dimension, 244
homogeneity, 247
indicators synthesis, 246, 248–249
macro-dimensions, 244
mental well-being, 247
micro-data processing, 247
OECD guidelines, 244
partial ordering methodology (see Partial
ordering methodology)
political analysis, 243
psychology, 243–244
psychometric tools, 246
reflective model, 246
social studies, 243
socio-economic dimensions, 247
statistical surveys, 244
three-dimensional classification, 243
Subjectivity, 10, 22, 68
Surface area, 166–167, 174
Sustainability, 205, 216
assessment, 109, 159
awareness, 105
dimensions, 111
DS, 109, 111, 112, 116
German Sustainability Strategy, 107
implementation of indicators, 108
status quo indicators, 106
Sustainability Development Goal (SDG), 105,
107, 216
Sustainable procurement, 106
Sustainable Society Foundation, 272
Sustainable Society Index (SSI), vii, 272, 273,
284
Sustainable wellbeing, 206, 208
Synthesis, 23, 24, 246–249, 252, 253
Synthetic dominance scores, 234
Synthetic indicators, 48, 230, 232, 235–239,
253
binary attributes, 236, 237
deprivation profiles, 237
formal development, 236
frequency distributions, 235, 236
Hasse diagram, 238
inequality measures, 238, 239
mathematical tools, 235
measurement of inequality, 236
multidimensional setting, 235
power means, 236
unidimensional inequality index, 237
vertical extremes, 236
315
socio-economic problems, 219
socio-economics, 220
software resources, 223
vertical and horizontal dimension, 239
weight distribution, 230, 231
Social traits, 219, 228, 230, 239
Socio-economics
scoring and ranking partially ordered data
average height, 224
degree of dominance, 223
dominance eigenvector, 225
posetic setting, 224
strictly order preserving, 224
Socio-economic traits, 221
Split-short composition
aggregated data, 159–160
alternatives analysis, 159
compare/rank alternatives, 154
conservative approach, 161–162
cost indicator, 162
data, 154
decision makers, 162
humans/environment, 153
lead (Pb), 154
methodology
data, 157–158
Hasse diagram, 155
HDT, 155
indicators, 157
more elaborate analyses, 156
partial order tools, 154
software, 156–157
non-conservative approach, 160–161
partial order methodology, 154, 163
probabilities, 162, 163
process, 153
ranking of indicators, 154
ranking probabilities, 154
Stakeholder’s knowledge, 45, 46
Status quo indicators, 106
Stiglitz Report, 243
Stratified sampling, 138, 145
Subjective well-being (SWB)
ad-hoc module, 247
application, 247
bottom-up explanatory approach, 246
cardinal variables, 247
complexity, 246
correlations, 246
data, 249
definition, 243
emotional state, 244, 245
eudaimonic dimension, 245
evaluative/cognitive dimension, 244
explicit/implicit conceptual model, 246
exploratory data analysis, 250
hedonic dimension, 244
homogeneity, 247
indicators synthesis, 246, 248–249
macro-dimensions, 244
mental well-being, 247
micro-data processing, 247
OECD guidelines, 244
partial ordering methodology (see Partial
ordering methodology)
political analysis, 243
psychology, 243–244
psychometric tools, 246
reflective model, 246
social studies, 243
socio-economic dimensions, 247
statistical surveys, 244
three-dimensional classification, 243
Subjectivity, 10, 22, 68
Surface area, 166–167, 174
Sustainability, 205, 216
assessment, 109, 159
awareness, 105
dimensions, 111
DS, 109, 111, 112, 116
German Sustainability Strategy, 107
implementation of indicators, 108
status quo indicators, 106
Sustainability Development Goal (SDG), 105,
107, 216
Sustainable procurement, 106
Sustainable Society Foundation, 272
Sustainable Society Index (SSI), vii, 272, 273,
284
Sustainable wellbeing, 206, 208
Synthesis, 23, 24, 246–249, 252, 253
Synthetic dominance scores, 234
Synthetic indicators, 48, 230, 232, 235–239,
253
binary attributes, 236, 237
deprivation profiles, 237
formal development, 236
frequency distributions, 235, 236
Hasse diagram, 238
inequality measures, 238, 239
mathematical tools, 235
measurement of inequality, 236
multidimensional setting, 235
power means, 236
unidimensional inequality index, 237
vertical extremes, 236