Ens esperen temps difícils. ¿Creixement indefinit o sostenibilitat ecosocial? (Difficult times ahead of us. Indefinite growth or ecosocial sustainability?)

Authors

  • Joaquim Sempere-Carreras Universitat de Barcelona

Keywords:

economy, degrowth, terminological innovation, energy, food

Abstract

This article helps us to understand the foundations of the so-called Theory of Degrowth, within alternative and social economies. The goal of degrowth is to abandon the goal of indefinite economic growth and redefine economic priorities based on the basic needs of all, especially in energy and food. The article also allows us to observe the terminology used in this framework, which is a very obvious change from the terminology of the predominant economic model.

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Dossier: La terminologia de la crisi i del decreixement Semblança: Josep Termes i Ardèvol (1936-2011)

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Published

2022-05-29

How to Cite

Sempere-Carreras, J. (2022). Ens esperen temps difícils. ¿Creixement indefinit o sostenibilitat ecosocial? (Difficult times ahead of us. Indefinite growth or ecosocial sustainability?). Terminàlia, 1(25), 54–56. Retrieved from https://revistes.iec.cat/index.php/Terminalia/article/view/150008

Issue

No. 25: June 2022

Section

Dossier: La terminologia de la crisi i del decreixement

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