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Nano.Gen.Tech. - wie wollen wir leben

Gentechnik sichert die Welternährung, Soldaten steuern Kampfdrohnen per Mausclick, Hightech-Beschichtungen liefern Energie, Nano-Roboter bekämpfen Krebs, das Worldwide Web beantwortet alle Fragen. Noch was? Peter Glaser, Georg Klein, Constanze Kurz, Hartmut Rosa, Agnes Sinai u.a. berichten aus den Laboratorien der neuen Welt. (Beschreibung der Herausgeber) Inhaltsverzeichnis ISBN:...

Misc • 2010

Der heilsame Schock - Wie der Klimawandel unsere Gesellschaft zum Guten verändert

By: Thomas Homer-Dixon

Unsere Welt steht mit dem Klimawandel vor ihrer wohl größten Herausforderung. Die Politik schwingt große Reden und verliert sich im Detail. Was tun? Thomas Homer-Dixon fordert eine „große Transformation“, einen tief greifenden Kulturwandel. Dabei setzt er unter anderem auf die modernen Kommunikationstechnologien: Erstmals in der Geschichte haben wir die Möglichkeit, Menschen weltweit zu...

Position paper • 2010

Change without fear

By: Christer Sanne

Transcription of an oral session by Christer Sanne at the Second International Conference on Economic Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Barcelona on the topic "Growth is unsustainable. Long live degrowth?".

Presentation • 2010

The movement for social technology in Latin-America

By: Ricardo T. Neder, Hernan Thomas

Poster and transcription of an poster session by Ricardo T. Neder and Hernan Thomas at the Second International Conference on Economic Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Barcelona with the title "The movement for social technology in Latin-America".

Presentation • 2010

Who should pay for climate? Emissions, resources and technological transfers in a two-economy model

By: Emanuele Campiglio

Transcription of an poster session by Emanuele Campiglio at the Second International Conference on Economic Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Barcelona with the title "Who should pay for climate? Emissions, resources and technological transfers in a two-economy model".

Presentation • 2010

Role of Renewable Energy in De-growth Future

By: Frano Barbir

Presentation by Frano Barbir at the Second International Conference on Economic Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Barcelona with the title "Role of Renewable Energy in De-growth Future".

Presentation • 2010

The Chicken/Egg Spiral - "Reconciling" the Conflict Between Economic Growth and Environmental Protection with Technological Progress

By: Brian Czech

Presentation of an oral Session by Brian Czech at the Second International Conference on Economic Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Barcelona on the topic "The Chicken/Egg Spiral - "Reconciling" the Conflict Between Economic Growth and Environmental Protection with Technological Progress" The Chicken/Egg Spiral de Goteo / Platoniq

Misc • 2006

Is small still beautiful?

By: Wolfgang Sachs

Aus dem Text: Mobiltelefon, Laptop, digitale Photokamera, je kleiner, desto besser. Der über dreißig Jahre alte Buchtitel Small is Beautiful könnte auch der neueste Werbeslogan von Sony sein. Doch hinter der modernen Mini-Technologie versteckt sich immer noch der alte Industriegigantismus den Schumacher einst im Blick hatte. Essay über das Buch "Small ist Beautiful" von Ernst Friedrich...

Scientific paper • 1995

Entropy, environment, and endogenous economic growth

By: Sjak Smulders

This paper investigates the proper modeling of the interaction between economic growth and environmental problems, summarizes under which conditions unlimited economic growth with limited natural resources is feasible, and describes how sustainable growth can be achieved. It synthesizes the results from various environmental endogenous growth models. The physical dimension and the value...

Report • 1975

Ivan Illich: Gordian Troeller - Kein Respekt vor Heiligen Kuehen

By: Ivan Illich, Gordian Troeller, Klaude Deffarge

Eine Sendung aus den 70er Jahren in der Ivan Illichs Kritik an der Industriegesellschaft sowie seine Kritik an Entwicklung thematisiert wird. > Ein Teil der Sendung (8:25) > Sendung in voller Länge (43 Minuten) zum download