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Economía Ecológica y Solidaria: rumbo a una propuesta teórica integrada que visualice las rutas hacia la transición

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  • Mara Rosas-Baños

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La urgencia en la construcción de una propuesta teórica capaz de superar los riesgos sociales, económicos y ecológicos que enfrenta la humanidad obliga la tarea de identificar las similitudes entre las corrientes teóricas que se proponen superar al capitalismo. La Economía Ecológica y la Economía Solidaria son campos que tienen posibilidades de converger en la edificación de tales retos. Para ello se propone la incorporación de diversas categorías analíticas, tales como las Actividades No-proletarias Generadoras de Excedentes; la Racionalidad Ambiental y la Democratización del Conocimiento. Desde estas categorías se pretende una mejor comprensión y posibilidad de trascender los problemas vinculados con las siguientes cuestiones: ¿cuáles son los elementos que podemos retomar de sociedades no capitalistas para la construcción de una forma de organización social y económica alterna? ¿Qué debemos eliminar del sistema económico para lograr abatir los principales problemas sociales y ambientales? ¿Cuáles son los mecanismos que tenemos a nuestro alcance para lograr que la sociedad responda a los riesgos ante los que nos encontramos? ¿Qué papel tiene el conocimiento en la construcción de los sujetos de transformación? En este documento se alude a la necesaria integración de estas perspectivas teóricas para discutir y construir una propuesta teórica integral basada en la cooperación, solidaridad y ética.

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  • Mara Rosas-Baños, 2012. "Economía Ecológica y Solidaria: rumbo a una propuesta teórica integrada que visualice las rutas hacia la transición," Revista Iberoamericana de Economía Ecológica, Red Iberoamericana de Economía Ecológica, vol. 18, pages 89-103, Abril.
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    Economía ecológica; economía solidaria; Actividades no proletarias generadoras de excedentes; racionalidad ambiental y democratización del conocimiento.;
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    • Q00 - Agricultural and Natural Resource Economics; Environmental and Ecological Economics - - General - - - General

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