Culturas regenerativas
enfoques alternativos al desarrollo sostenible basados en personas y entornos económicos emergentes
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https://doi.org/10.55924/ucireg.v1i1.3Keywords:
desarrollo regenerativo, desarrollo sostenible, complejidad, pensamiento sistémico, nuevas economías, economías solidariasAbstract
La presente reflexión establece un puente entre el paradigma del desarrollo sostenible, con la emergente conceptualización del desarrollo regenerativo, para analizar tendencias, retos y dilemas sociales, ambientales y económicos confrontados por las sociedades modernas, amparadas a un desarrollo científico prolífico en hallazgos y desarrollo tecnológico; pero que no es ni promotor de mayor equidad; ni es suficiente para abordar las complejidades derivadas, ni para suplir los recursos necesarios para sostener los niveles de consumo potenciados por la globalización y el libre comercio fomentan. El análisis pretende recomendar enfoques alternativos para recuperar el valor de la dimensión humana sistémica, armónica y simbiótica con la naturaleza, ante el reto de los entornos económicos emergentes.
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