Introduction: In the first part of this commentary, I argued that there is no necessary incompatibility between capitalism and a steady or declining economy. Such a state, unstable (and ugly) as it could be, would increase the likelihood of the rise of a social force that will transform and transcend capitalism. In this essay, I want to ask instead whether an end of capitalism would necessarily bring sustainable degrowth followed by a stable steady-state. Or, if not, under what conditions this may be possible.
- By:
- Giorgos Kallis
- Publishers:
- entitleblog.org
- Theme:
- capitalism theory growth critique economy
- Entry type:
- Language:
- English
- Year of publication:
- 2015
- External content:
- To the content
