How economic thought evolved in the context of the 20th-century ecological crisis?
Keywords:
ecological crisis, ecological economics, economic thought, environmental economics, sustainable developmentAbstract
Drawing on historical and comparative approaches related to economic challenges and philosophical issues, the purpose of this article is to examine how economic thought evolved with the 20th-century ecological crisis. The originality lies in the analysis of the evolution process by a broad overview that brings together knowledge from different fields such as economics, ecology, philosophy, physics, and sociology. The main finding underscores that this crisis was an opportunity that allowed a renewal of economic thought by helping it to evolve both in terms of conceptual and methodological aspects.
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