Gli scenari

IF 0.2 Q4 LINGUISTICS

Studi e Saggi Linguistici Pub Date : 2020-01-01 DOI:10.36253/978-88-5518-195-2.14

N. Bellanca, L. Pardi

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Abstract

Chapter seven analyzes some of the most relevant future scenarios, regarding population, energy resources, public health, inequality, democracy on a national scale and forms of social power. On the population, evidences are advanced which cast doubt on the comforting idea that its trend will first become stationary and then decrease. On public health, the connotations of the Covid-19 pandemic are compared with those of the major ecological problems. On inequality, the emphasis is placed on that resulting from competition for the goods of status and power. On democracy, the tension between the national context, in which this political regime has expressed itself in our era, and global processes is discussed. Finally, the coexistence of various forms of social power and the ways in which they combine with each other is examined.

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场景

第七章分析了一些最相关的未来情景，涉及人口、能源资源、公共卫生、不平等、国家范围内的民主和社会权力的形式。在人口方面，提出的证据使人们对人口趋势将先趋于平稳然后下降的令人欣慰的想法产生了怀疑。在公共卫生方面，将新冠肺炎疫情的内涵与重大生态问题进行了比较。在不平等问题上，重点放在对地位和权力的竞争所导致的不平等上。在民主问题上，讨论了在我们这个时代，这种政治制度所表现出来的国家背景与全球进程之间的紧张关系。最后，考察了各种形式的社会权力的共存以及它们相互结合的方式。

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