Degrowth – Was steckt hinter der Idee?

Barbara Muraca
ecapio, 2015
Level: beginner
Perspective: Ecological Economics
Topic: (De-)growth, Social movements & Transformation
Format: Interview
Duration: 00:11:45
Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLvC1N7eykugZQgRFW5VZB8OtKNfxHGSJ9&v=WhAwHGBG5S4

Barbara Muraca gibt eine Einführung in das Thema Degrowth, u.a. zu Grenzen das Wachstums - planetarischen aber auch sozialen Grenzen. Dabei spricht sie über Ausbeutung durch eine Verschiebung von Grenzen. Zudem stellt sie dar, wie die Degrowth Perspektive und die Klimagerechtigkeits-Bewegung zusammen passen.

 

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