Co-emerging Economies: Exploring Radical Perspectives on Post-Anthropocentric Economies
There is a growing awareness that the current global economic model is responsible for the deterioration of the environment and natural systems on our planet. This not only threatens humans but also has consequences for all Earth’s species. This book presents contributions from a workshop developed by Baltan Laboratories and Philips Experience Design and Research Group New Economy at Avans University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. The perspectives put forward join two future trajectories inspired by a post-anthropocentric view. In sharing the process of co-creation, the editors seek to engage others in this collective effort for radical future economic thinking.
284 pages, 12 x 20 cm, softcover, Lecturis (Amsterdam).
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Co-emerging Economies: Exploring Radical Perspectives on Post-Anthropocentric Economies
There is a growing awareness that the current global economic model is responsible for the deterioration of the environment and natural systems on our planet. This not only threatens humans but also has consequences for all Earth’s species. This book presents contributions from a workshop developed by Baltan Laboratories and Philips Experience Design and Research Group New Economy at Avans University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. The perspectives put forward join two future trajectories inspired by a post-anthropocentric view. In sharing the process of co-creation, the editors seek to engage others in this collective effort for radical future economic thinking.
284 pages, 12 x 20 cm, softcover, Lecturis (Amsterdam).
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There is a growing awareness that the current global economic model is responsible for the deterioration of the environment and natural systems on our planet. This not only threatens humans but also has consequences for all Earth’s species. This book presents contributions from a workshop developed by Baltan Laboratories and Philips Experience Design and Research Group New Economy at Avans University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. The perspectives put forward join two future trajectories inspired by a post-anthropocentric view. In sharing the process of co-creation, the editors seek to engage others in this collective effort for radical future economic thinking.
284 pages, 12 x 20 cm, softcover, Lecturis (Amsterdam).
