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Archetype 2: “Limits to Growth”
Art Kleiner • The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook: Strategies for Building a Learning Organization
A governança global passa por transformação estrutural. Trata-se de processo que se liga a diferentes fatores, parcialmente decorrentes da ampliação dos atores com capa cidade de agência e interesse em influenciar os rumos da política global (Hurrell, 2018). Neste contexto, surgem novas caracterizações do atual momento político internacional, como
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Dark Matter Labs • Radicle Civics – Unconstituting Society 071022.pdf
If we want to have any chance of surviving the Anthropocene, we can’t just sit around and wait for growth to crash into some kind of external limit. We must choose to limit growth ourselves. We need to reorganise the economy so that it operates within planetary boundaries, to maintain the Earth’s life-supporting systems which we depend on for our
... See moreJason Hickel • Less is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World
... See moreThe typical large business 20 years hence will have fewer than half the levels of management of its counterpart today, and no more than a third the managers. In its structure, and in its management problems and concerns, it will bear little resemblance to the typical manufacturing company, circa 1950, which our textbooks still consider the norm…
This suggests a general operating principle similar to the Leopoldian land ethic, often summarized as “what’s good is what’s good for the land.” In our current situation, the phrase can be usefully reworded as “what’s good is what’s good for the biosphere.” In light of that principle, many efficiencies are quickly seen to be profoundly destructive,
... See moreKim Stanley Robinson • The Ministry for the Future: A Novel
The philosopher Joanna Macy describes the appearance of this new story as the ‘Great Turning’ – a profound shift in our perception of who we are, and a reawakening to the fact that we are not separate from the Earth as a complex of living systems.