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Post-Development-Diskurs: Lektionen für die Degrowth-Bewegung (Teil 1)

20.07.2015

Von Lasse Thiele

Ist Degrowth nur im Kontext „übersättigter“ Industriegesellschaften denkbar, während der „globale Süden“ weiterhin auf Wachstum angewiesen ist? In den beiden Teilen dieses Beitrags sollen derartige Annahmen hinterfragt werden: Zunächst werden entwicklungskritische Positionen vorgestellt, die das westliche Wohlstandsmodell nicht übernehmen wollen; im nächsten Schritt werden diese Beiträge auf ihre Relevanz für die europäische Postwachstumsbewegung und die hiesige Wachstumsdebatte untersucht.

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