Generating food for thoughts:
It seems that the capitalist world does not realize yet that green marxism is a bigger threat than red marxism was to capitalism as usual as this time it is coming from within.
And avoiding going green markets since 2012 has played well, and it will continue to increasingly play well for the green marxism claim as pretending to do something when the situation is getting worse may backfire, which raises the question: What comes next after the fall of dwarf green markets, green marxism or green markets?
What do you think?
The question of what comes next after the fall of "dwarf green markets" (assuming this term refers to a limited or ineffective form of green or sustainable markets) is complex and depends on various factors, including political, economic, and societal dynamics. There isn't a single predetermined path, and different regions and countries may choose different approaches.
Two possible directions that are often discussed in the context of environmental sustainability and economic systems are "Green Marxism" and "Green Markets."
The choice between "Green Markets" and "Green Marxism" is a matter of political ideology, policy preferences, and societal values. Some argue that a combination of both approaches, often referred to as a "Green New Deal," might be necessary to address the intertwined challenges of environmental sustainability and economic inequality. This approach would involve government intervention in markets to promote sustainability while also addressing social and economic disparities.
Ultimately, the path forward depends on the priorities and political will of a society or region. Environmental challenges are global in nature, and different countries may adopt different strategies and combinations of approaches based on their unique circumstances and political landscapes. Additionally, the effectiveness of any approach will depend on its implementation and the extent to which it can garner support and cooperation from various stakeholders, including governments, businesses, and civil society.
Gaurav, good day. To be able to address the question you need to know clearly these different concepts: Traditional market/raw capitalism, green market/green capitalism, dwarf green market/dwarf green capitalism, and green marxism market/deep environmentalism, they are different, but your comment tells me concepts like dwarf green markets is not clear yet.
And you need to be familiars with perfect and imperfect paradigm evolution routes available to paradigms when they can be saved and when they can not be saved.
Those who want to save capitalism would act to make sure dwarf green cpaitalism goes to green capitalism to save the core value "the market/profit making, and those who want to get rid of capitalism just as red marxism did will try to go that way and implement ENVIRONMENTAL EQUALITY WITHOUT FREEDOM. In a new bipolar world green market/green capitalism VRS green marxism/deep environmentalism, a new cold war wound come along...
Are you familiar with the following articles and their food for thoughts?
The Flipping of Traditional Economic Thinking: Contrasting the Working of Dwarf Green Market Thinking with that of Green Market Thinking to Highlight Main Differences and Implications
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/334535200_The_Flipping_of_Traditional_Economic_Thinking_Contrasting_the_Working_of_Dwarf_Green_Market_Thinking_with_that_of_Green_Market_Thinking_to_Highlight_Main_Differences_and_Implications
Beyond Traditional Market Thinking: What is the Structure of the Perfect Green market?
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/302025169_Beyond_Traditional_Market_Thinking_What_is_the_Structure_of_the_Perfect_Green_market
From Traditional Markets to Green Markets: A Look at Markets Under Perfect Green Market Competition
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/330701187_From_Traditional_Markets_to_Green_Markets_A_Look_at_Markets_Under_Perfect_Green_Market_Competition
Sustainability thoughts 109: Linking perfect green market theory to the circular green economy
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/341282635_Sustainability_thoughts_109_Linking_perfect_green_market_theory_to_the_circular_green_economy
Sustainability thoughts 140: How can the consequences of the 2012 green market paradigm shift avoidance move that led to the world of dwarf green markets of today be highlighted, including the green Marxism threat?
Article Sustainability thoughts 140: How can the consequences of the...
Thomas good day! Thank you for taking the time to write. Keep in mind, in 2012 Rio +20 the world, including the corporate world, all seem united going green markets, green economies, and green growth until quietly they went dwarf green markets, dwarf green economics and dwarf green growth.
What do you about the question now that we are in a world under dwarf green markets: What comes next after the fall of dwarf green markets, green marxism or green markets? What do you think is coming even in this divided environment. What do you think may come next?
Note: If you take a look at the nature of covid 19 pandemic and the actual response you will get the idea that if there is a threat to the survival of the rich/the supply side of the market where they can not disentangle from the threat, then extreme solutions/approaches are possible, and then they need to decide which unpalatable solution among those two is better for them.
Marxism is about both "red" and "green" aspects of human lives. Marxism is scientific theory and political movement, not the method of distribution of goods, which is the any market. It is more correct to talk about what will happen after the collapse of any market - social revolution and transition to socialism or a new redistribution of the market. As far as I understand, the dotcoms in 2000 and the mortgage-backed securities market in 2008 can be called dwarf markets. These examples show rather in favor of the typical redistribution of the market. The establishment of "green marxism" in your interpretation is rather unlikely. I don’t think that the green market (even a dwarf one) is a significant part of the economy anywhere, so that the collapse of this market would cause colossal social-economic upheavals.
Maxim, good day, Could you please read the context provided under the question to be able to guide you into the nature of this question? You need to know what is a green market and what is a dwarf green market as they are not the same, and you need to be familiar with the current 2023 green marxism threat to dwarf green capitalism.
About green markets and dwarf green markets
The Flipping of Traditional Economic Thinking: Contrasting The Working of Dwarf Green Market Thinking With That of Green Market Thinking to Highlight Main Differences and Implications
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/333640876_The_Flipping_of_Traditional_Economic_Thinking_Contrasting_The_Working_of_Dwarf_Green_Market_Thinking_With_That_of_Green_Market_Thinking_to_Highlight_Main_Differences_and_Implications?_tp=eyJjb250ZXh0Ijp7ImZpcnN0UGFnZSI6Il9kaXJlY3QiLCJwYWdlIjoic2VhcmNoIiwicG9zaXRpb24iOiJwYWdlSGVhZGVyIn19
Perfect Green Markets vrs Dwarf Green Markets: Did We Start Trying to Solve the Environmental Crisis in 2012 With the Wrong Green Foot? If Yes, How Can This Situation Be Corrected?
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/305067067_Perfect_Green_Markets_vrs_Dwarf_Green_Markets_Did_We_Start_Trying_to_Solve_the_Environmental_Crisis_in_2012_With_the_Wrong_Green_Foot_If_Yes_How_Can_This_Situation_Be_Corrected
About green marxism
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/sep/09/a-new-way-of-life-the-marxist-post-capitalist-green-manifesto-captivating-japan
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