Prosperità senza crescita. Economia per il pianeta reale

The idea that growth isn't the only path to well-being is compelling but also controversial. I'm curious what motivated the author to challenge conventional economic thinking in this way.

The suggestions are inspiring, but I wonder how feasible they are given current political and economic structures. Would love to hear thoughts from others who see potential or hurdles.

The book covers a lot of ground, and I'm interested in what influenced the selection of specific models or theories as points of critique or support.