Global dynamics of socio-environmental crisis: dangers on the way to a sustainable future

Oleg Suša

doi:10.15448/1984-7289.2019.2.31969

Autores/as

Oleg Suša Centre of Global Studies, Institute of Philosophy, the Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague, Czech Republic). http://orcid.org/0000-0002-4432-1506

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15448/1984-7289.2019.2.31969

Palabras clave:

Crisis socioambiental. Futuro sostenible. Globalización. Poder capitalista transnacional.

Resumen

Hoy vivimos en medio de una crisis socioambiental que avanza a escala planetaria. Las barreras para un futuro sostenible, como solución positiva a esa crisis, se han acumulado. La globalización y el poder transnacional capitalista han empeorado los problemas sociales y ambientales, incluido el cambio climático global, con graves implicaciones ecológicas y socioeconómicas, la migración y la pobreza, las desigualdades sociales, el desempleo, la explotación y la degradación de la condición laboral, la acumulación por despojo, la renta y la extracción de recursos. El peligro global para la paz se multiplica por la militarización actual, la proliferación de la guerra y la legitimación de guerras e intervenciones militares.

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Biografía del autor/a

Oleg Suša, Centre of Global Studies, Institute of Philosophy, the Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague, Czech Republic).

Doctor of Philosophy at the Charles University (Prague, Czech Republic), researcher at the Centre of Global Studies, Institute of Philosophy, the Czech Academy of Sciences (Prague, Czech Republic).

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