Sustainable Development and the Humanity-Biosphere Relationship
"Negative Growth": Rebirth of a Revolutionary Concept ¤ Mathieu Auzanneau ¤ 29 March 2004 The idea of negative growth dates back to the beginning of the 1970s, about 20 years before the emergence of the concept of "sustainable development." It is a radical critique of the principle of constant growth of global income, in other words GDP growth, on which the entire current economic order is founded.
The central argument of this critique: all the raw materials and the energy consumed today are lost for future generations. Rich countries must therefore consume a lot less in order (...) read more
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