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.
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