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For a critique of neoliberal green economy a foucauldian perspective on ecological crisis and biomimicry

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Author(s)
Leonardi, Emanuele
Keywords
FOUCAULT
LIBERALISM/NEOLIBERALISM
GREEN ECONOMY
BIOMIMICRY
ECOLOGICAL CRISIS
LIBERALISMO/NEOLIBERALISMO
CRISIS ECOLÓGICA

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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/311974
Online Access
https://hdl.handle.net/10983/23321
Abstract
Este artículo pretende explorar cómo categorías foucaultianas como la biopolítica y la gubernamentalidad –tanto liberal como neoliberal– pueden arrojar nueva luz sobre las formaciones discursivas que en los últimos años han adquirido importancia, a saber, la economía verde y la biomimética. Mientras que el primero es un intento capitalista de incorporar el límite ambiental como nuevo terreno para la acumulación y la valorización, el último propone la imitación de los sistemas naturales para reducir los impactos ambientales negativos sin sacrificar el crecimiento económico. En suma, el artículo discute y critica las condiciones de posibilidad que permitieron que estas conceptualizaciones emergieran y funcionaran en las sociedades neoliberales contemporáneas.
This article aims at exploring how Foucauldian categories such as biopolitics and governmentality – both liberal and neoliberal – can shed new light on discursive formations that have become mainstream in recent years, namely those of green economy and biomimicry. While the former is a capitalist attempt to incorporate the environmental limit as a new terrain for accumulation and valorization, the latter proposes the imitation of natural systems to reduce negative environmental impacts without sacrificing economic growth. Overall, the article discusses and criticizes the conditions of possibility that allowed these conceptualizations to emerge and function in contemporary neoliberal societies.
Date
2019-07-09
Type
Artículo de revista
Identifier
oai:repository.ucatolica.edu.co:10983/23321
Leonardi, E. (2017). For a critique of neoliberal green economy a foucauldian perspective on ecological crisis and biomimicry. Soft Power, 4 (1), 169-185. Recuperado de https://editorial.ucatolica.edu.co/ojsucatolica/revistas_ucatolica/index.php/SoftP/article/view/2420/2240
2389-8232
https://hdl.handle.net/10983/23321
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