La petite différence et ses grandes conséquences : possession et propriété

Why are we growth-addicted? The hard way towards degrowth in the involutionary western development path

“…For, as pointed out by Steppacher [8][9][10][11], capitalisation not only allows for growth: it imposes it. This results from the contractual obligations debtors must fulfil once they have engaged property as collateral in a credit contract: refund the loan and pay the interest in due time.…”

“…Such an examination was recently carried out by two German economists, Gunnar Heinsohn and Otto Steiger [4][5][6][7], and was elaborated further by Steppacher [8][9][10][11] and van Griethuysen [12][13][14][15], who integrated property economics findings into the analytical framework of critical institutional and ecological economics. We summarise their argument here and elaborate on some of their findings, adopting an evolutionary perspective much in the same vein as the precursory analysis of capital developed by Thorstein Veblen in the early 20th century [16][17][18].…”

“…This results from the contractual obligations debtors must fulfil once they have engaged property as collateral in a credit contract: refund the loan and pay the interest in due time. Altogether these obligations impose the following requirements for the debtor [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15]:…”

Chapitre 12. Ce que la contamination du monde fait aux femmes : perspectives « alter-féministes » sur l’effondrement

“…2 perspective, les différences physiologiques ne sont pas niées. Mais elles ne sont pas déterminantes per se des destins et inégalités sociales (Schwarzer 1977). Pour ce courant du féminisme le sujet politique transcende la sexuation, l'égalité sociale est incompatible avec la revendication de la différence féminine.…”

Rationalité économique et logique de précaution : quelle compatibilité ?

“…Pour un traitement plus détaillé de celle-ci, voir, en plus de Heinsohn et Steiger (1996, Steppacher (1999Steppacher ( , 2003, Steppacher et Griethuysen (2002.…”