Herrmann Ulrike: Kraj kapitalizma: zašto rast i zaštita klime ne idu zajedno - i kako ćemo živjeti u budućnosti
€ 15,00
Free delivery in Croatia for orders over EUR 70
Basic information
- Author: Herrmann Ulrike
- Publisher: V.B.Z.
- Availability: Available
- Condition: Odlično
- Code: 79437
Shipping options
GLS Croatia
5€
Delivery
0€
Personal collection at the antique store
0€
GLS parcel machine
3€
Payment methods
Pay on pickup
CorvusPay
By general payment / Virman / Internet banking
Cash on delivery
Kraj kapitalizma: zašto rast i zaštita klime ne idu zajedno - i kako ćemo živjeti u budućnosti
Herrmann Ulrike
Summary
Ulrike Herrmann: The end of capitalism: why growth and climate protection do not go together - and how we will live in the future
The climate crisis caused by economic growth threatens the future of life on earth, and there is no doubt that its cause is precisely the capitalist social order that generates extreme inequality around the world. In Germany, only twelve percent of people believe that they benefit from the current economic system, but the alternatives do not sound good. Namely, the current level of technology development does not allow the sun and wind to be the only energy sources that will meet the growing needs for electricity, and nuclear energy is very controversial and expensive. Can industrialized countries say goodbye to capitalism and switch to a circular economy without tectonic disruptions, is the question posed by German journalist Ulrike Herrmann in the excellent non-fiction book The End of Capitalism. With an in-depth but simply presented history of capitalism, Herrmann analyzes the options available to contemporary 21st century society and what the future holds if we have to forego growth for survival.
Additional information
- Author: Herrmann Ulrike
- Publisher: V.B.Z.
- Year of publication:2023
- Place of publication:Zagreb
- Pages:334
- Dimensions:13.5x20 cm
- Script:Latinica
- Condition:Odlično
- Binding:Meki
You may also like
Recently viewed
Biblos Newsletter
For book lovers who enjoy finding the rare
New titles, special copies and quiet recommendations from the antiquarian bookshop.