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diff --git a/Permacircularity.mdwn b/Permacircularity.mdwn @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +Permacircularity (economy, sociocultural policies and governance) + +*The framework of Permacircularity was developed by Christian Arnsperger and Dominique Bourg around 2014, applying the permaculture principles of a permanent culture to the design and analysis of circular economies. In a wide-view analysis of circular economy models and practices, Martin Calisto Friant and colleagues have analysed using various perspectives.* + +Approach to social, economic, environmental and political considerations: **Holistic, Segmented** + +Technological innovation and collapse: **Optimist, Sceptical** + +**Reformist Circular Society** [Holistic, Optimist] + +*Assumptions:* Reformed capitalism is compatible with sustainability and socio-technical innovations can enable eco-economic decoupling. +*Goal:* Economic prosperity and human well-being within the biophysical boundaries of the Earth. +*Means:* Technological breakthroughs and social innovations that benefit humanity and natural ecosystems. + +**Transformational Circular Society** [Holistic, Sceptical] + +*Assumptions:* Capitalism is incompatible with sustainability and socio-technical innovations cannot bring absolute enable eco-economic decoupling to prevent collapse. +*Goal:* A world of conviviality and frugal abundance for all, while fairly distributing the biophysical resources of the Earth. +*Means:* Complete reconfiguration of the current socio-political system and a shift away from productivist and antropocentric worldviews. + +**Technocentric Circular Economy** [Segmented, Optimist] + +*Assumptions:* Capitalism is compatible with sustainability and technological innovations can enable eco-economic decoupling to prevent ecological collapse. +*Goal:* Sustainable human progress and prosperity without negative environmental externalities. +*Means:* Economic innovations, new business models and unprecedented breakthrough in circular economy technologies. + +**Fortress Circular Economy** [Segmented, Sceptical] + +*Assumptions:* There is no alternative to capitalism and socio-technical innovations cannot bring absolute eco-economic decoupling to prevent ecological collapse. +*Goal:* Maintain geostrategic resource security in global conditions where widespread resource scarcity and human overpopulation cannot provide for all. +*Means:* Innovative technologies and business models combined with rationalized resource use and strict migration and population control.