Von Lasse Thiele
Im ersten Teil dieses Beitrags wurde in entwicklungskritische Diskurse eingeführt, in denen seit Jahrzehnten das westliche Wohlstands- und Wachstumsmodell dekonstruiert wird. Die Anknüpfungspunkte zwischen Entwicklungs- und aktueller europäischer Wachstumskritik – und den im nächsten Schritt formulierten Alternativvorschlägen – sind zahlreich. Im Folgenden sollen nur einige bedeutende Gedankenlinien aufgenommen werden. Weiter auf dem Blog Postwachstum
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By Brototi Roy In recent years, the debate around universal basic income has gained much popularity and coverage. The many successful models of basic income, both universal and targeted such as Alaska, Iran and Brazil (Bolsa ) along with an active movement in many European countries to adopt pilot experiments, made researchers and social workers in India enthusiastic to try out similar studies...
By Lyda Fernanda Forero There is an increasing consensus on the need and urgency to tackle climate change and its consequences. This consensus is reinforced by the human and environmental disasters (tragedies) that occur every year due to extreme climate events, such as the typhoons of growing intensity including Haiyan(2013) in the Philippines or the hurricanes that devastate Central America....
By Xavier Renou Civil disobedience shares a lot with the degrowth idea and movement. In the past, civil disobedience proved to be a powerful tool to fight for equal rights, labor rights, independence, peace and political liberation. Thanks to a growing awareness, an increasing number of struggles involving civil disobedience and non-violent direct actions have been influenced by if not conduct...
