Solidarity economy and “eco-social development”: building a new perception of sustainability

Authors

  • Tiago Schneider de Jesus Universidade de Caxias do Sul
  • Raquel Fabiana Lopes Sparemberger Sparemberger Universidade de Caxias do Sul

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.4013/1159

Abstract

Environmental problems that have emerged in recent decades have led to questioning of the current development model, concluding that he can not achieve the balance social, environmental and economic. For this reason, this paper analyzes what the assumptions that should guide a new model of society, giving it the character of the solidarity principle guiding with respect to the natural resources that must be used within the limits of the capacity for regeneration environment, allowing not only future generations, but also the current equal access to it, is ensuring minimum conditions of survival. There is, for both the role of the movement of the Solidarity Economy and the interactions afforded by it, believing that this movement is full of conditions, not solve, but alleviate social inequalities and environmental imbalance, through the incorporation of solidarity in conduct of all, from what is called a “eco-social development”.

Published

2011-06-08

Issue

Section

Social Solidarity Economy: Theoretical contributions