Summary:
The book presents a critique of the current economic growth paradigm, arguing that it leads to environmental destruction and social inequalities. It advocates for a degrowth strategy, proposing a shift towards sustainable and equitable economic models that prioritize well-being over profit and consumption.
Key points:
1. Degrowth Concept: The book presents degrowth as a planned reduction of overproduction and overconsumption to improve human and ecological well-being, challenging the belief that economic growth solves all problems.
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