In the wake of modern philosophy, economic thinking became the dominant interpretation of the world. With its radically simple decision-making logic, it has seamlessly integrated itself into our everyday thinking. It is stabilised by its own ruling class, management, which has long since ceased to manage only companies, by social discourses that present the economy as the solution to all problems, and by quasi-religious promises of salvation. But when the instrument of economics becomes a ‘first philosophy,’ the system endangers humanity. Only when we learn to think differently again can we act differently again: the other is not a competitor, time is not short, and the world is not a business case.
ISBN: 978-3-495-98993-7
German version available at amazon.
