«Finché non sarà bruciato l’ultimo quintale di combustibile fossile». Max Weber sulle risorse naturali e la fine del capitalismo

Scienza and Politica. Per Una Storia Delle Dottrine 32 (63):107-126 (2020)
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Abstract

Thinking about the end of capitalism is nothing new. The amazing thing is that Max Weber, who is not suspected of being a socialist or a communist, did so more than 100 years ago – in terms of fossil fuels. This brings him closer to the demands of the “green economy”, but on closer inspection, the energy and raw material base is only one factor in Weber’s complex conception of modern capitalism.

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