Exploring the intersection of economics and ecology, this book delves into the evolution of economic thought, linking it with natural sciences, technology, and ethics. It contrasts classical and neoclassical economics with contemporary paradigms like sustainable development and economic degrowth, all while considering the Law of Entropy. The author advocates for an epistemological synthesis that emphasizes ethics in human-nature relations and introduces the Bioeconomic Model (MBEC), which prioritizes ethical considerations and acknowledges entropic principles in economic practices.
