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Das industrielle sozialökologische Regime und globale Transitionen

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Die industrielle Ökologie hat sich bisher vorwiegend als Wissenschaftsfeld verstanden, das sich der Analyse der industriellen Produktionsweise widmet, mit dem Ziele diese in Richtung ökologischer Verträglichkeit zu verändern. Unser Beitrag geht von der überlegung aus, dass sich die industrielle Ökologie ihrem Gegenstand etwas grundsätzlicher nähern müsste, wenn sie im weiten Feld der sustainability science eine Rolle spielen will. Wir schlagen vor, den bisherigen Analyserahmen um Fragen nach den Bedingungen der Möglichkeiten industrieller Produktion zu erweitern, und das heißt, sich mit dem gesellschaftlichen Metabolismus der Industriegesellschaft auseinanderzusetzen.

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    Arnim von Gleich (Professor für das Lehrgebiet Technikgestaltung und Technologieentwicklung) (Professor für das Lehrgebiet Technikgestaltung und Technologieentwicklung)

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    Stefan Gößling-Reisemann (wissenschaftlicher Assistent) (wissenschaftlicher Assistent)

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Fischer-Kowalski, M., Weisz, H. (2008). Das industrielle sozialökologische Regime und globale Transitionen. In: von Gleich, A., Gößling-Reisemann, S. (eds) Industrial Ecology. Vieweg+Teubner. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9225-6_17

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