Association Saone Lorraine
Association Saone Lorraine
Pour mieux sortir de l'impasse dans laquelle se trouve aujourd'hui la planète, faut-il une économie de guerre climatique ? Issu d'une journée de débats tenue au Collège des Bernardins, ce livre croise les regards d'élus de tous bords, de chercheurs, de syndicalistes ou encore d'industriels et de militaires. Il part des exemples historiques d'économies de guerre pour explorer la planification, la mobilisation des ressources et la capacité de l'État à fixer un cap en ce domaine. Mais l'ouvrage ne s'arrête pas à l'analogie martiale : il en montre aussi les limites démocratiques, sociales et écologiques et ouvre la perspective d'une reconstruction durable, ancrée dans les territoires et le faire-ensemble. Sobriété sans austérité, planification sans autoritarisme, transformation écologique et progrès social indissociables : autant de pistes stimulantes discutées ici en toute liberté. Rencontre réalisée à l'initiative de François Ruffin, député de la Somme, et Vincent Burnand-Galpin, économiste. Préface de Laurent Landete, directeur du Collège des Bernardins. Avec la participation de : Delphine Batho, Bruno Bernard, Lucas Chancel, César Dugast, Léa Falco, Loïc Hénaff , Paul Jorion, Razmig Keucheyan, Benoît Ostertag, Aurélien Pradié, Grégory Quenet, Magali Reghezza-Zitt, Philippe Rio, Marc-Antoine de Saint-Germain, Anaïs Voy Gillis.
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 On January 31, 1974, twenty-one-year-old Lynda Ann Healy was approaching graduation and thinking about her future. She had wanted a career in music, but had recently decided against it. She had grown up in the suburbs of Seattle, and was comfortable with her surroundings. #2 On the last evening of her life, Lynda Healy made dinner for everyone, and later walked with her friends to Dante's, a popular night-spot for the college crowd. #3 The night of the murders, Pete returned home from the tavern with the record albums he had bought. He gathered up his records and took off to catch the 9:41. Several minutes later, just as Lynda and some of her roommates had settled down in front of the television, Ginger's brother and a friend stopped by and joined them in front of the TV. #4 The next morning, Karen Skaviem, who had spent the evening studying at the library, returned home about midnight and noticed a single living room light was on. She entered the house and saw light coming from Joanne Testa's room. She didn't stop to see if the door leading from the basement to the outside was locked.
Cet ouvrage est une réédition numérique d'un livre paru au XXe siècle, désormais indisponible dans son format d'origine.