Progress or collapse : The crises of market greed / Roberto De Vogli

By:

Vogli, Roberto De

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Routledge: 2013. Oxon,Description: xii,: 268 pISBN:

9780415510189

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DDC classification:

330.122 DEV-P

Contents:

Prologue 1. A Turning Point Or A Point Of No Return? -- 2. The Growth Delusions-- 3. United We Spend-- 4. Chains Of A Free World -- 5. Market Mediocracies -- 6. The Market Greed Doctrine-- 7. Divided We Stand -- 8. Out Of Control-- 9. State Of Political Inertia-- 10. Progress Or Collapse

Summary: Global warming and the depletion of natural resources are recognized as the major threats to the future of industrial society. In spite of rapid material success, mental disorders have become one of the leading causes of death and disability in industrial societies. This book explores the links between ecological collapse and psychosocial decay.

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Prologue 1. A Turning Point Or A Point Of No Return? --
2. The Growth Delusions--
3. United We Spend--
4. Chains Of A Free World --
5. Market Mediocracies --
6. The Market Greed Doctrine--
7. Divided We Stand --
8. Out Of Control--
9. State Of Political Inertia--
10. Progress Or Collapse

Global warming and the depletion of natural resources are recognized as the major threats to the future of industrial society. In spite of rapid material success, mental disorders have become one of the leading causes of death and disability in industrial societies. This book explores the links between ecological collapse and psychosocial decay.

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