Journal of Circular Economy
An applied scholarly journal on circular economy
Volume 2, Issue 1
December 2024
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Entrepreneurship in International Context: Trends and Coping With Eco-Entropy
Robert Isaak
Abstract
The rupture of the international system by the Ukranian war provides ecopreneurial opportunities for circular economies given gaps in national sovereignties laid bare by protectionism. The entropy of a full range of human needs from jobs to housing, etc. can be countered with sustainable, ‘green-green’ start-up designs stimulated by state policies yielding chances for ‘individual sovereignty’ and positive future perspectives.
Keywords
Ecopreneurship, Sovereignty, Entropy, Syntropy, Green-green Start-ups, Sustainability, Creative Destruction, Ukraine Crisis.
How to cite this article?
Isaak, R. (2023). Entrepreneurship in International Context: Trends and Coping With Eco-Entropy. Journal of Circular Economy, 1(1). https://doi.org/10.55845/HIYW8918
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