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    Contested Social and Ecological Reproduction: Impacts of States, Social Movements, and Civil Society in Times of Crisis
    Contested Social and Ecological Reproduction: Impacts of States, Social Movements, and Civil Society in Times of Crisis
    Contested Social and Ecological Reproduction: Impacts of States, Social Movements, and Civil Society in Times of Crisis
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    Der Menschheit ist es bislang nicht gelungen, die Lebensgrundlagen für alle Menschen zu sichern. Ein wesentlicher Grund dafür ist die vorherrschende kapitalistische Weltwirtschaft, die auf der Ausbeutung und Nutzung der Natur beruht - doch dieser Zustand wird nicht von allen akzeptiert. Dieses Buch wirft einen genauen sozio-analytischen Blick darauf, wie Staaten, soziale Bewegungen und zivilgesellschaftliche Akteure mit dieser Polykrise umgehen.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVerlag Barbara Budrich
    Release dateJun 17, 2024
    ISBN9783847418924
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