In luogo di un’introduzione: natura e democrazia in Charbonneau

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The essay investigates the eco-political traits of Charbonneau’s thought and, in particular, focuses on the concepts of nature and democracy. For Charbonneau, nature evokes the value of freedom for those who eschew any type of planning or having an influence on the context in which they find themselves. In connection with this idea of nature-freedom, the territorial dimension which Charbonneau supports plays a fundamental role, by defending not only ecosystemic diversity, but also cultural and knowledge diversity. At the socio-political level, the (bio)regionalist approach involves, in contrast with the logic of domination, strengthening decentralization and participatory democracy by calling individuals and social groups to be more responsible by developing forms of self-organization and cooperation. On this basis, it can be argued that ecological democracy in the regionalist form brings forward of non-state governance and associative democracy to give life to a new ecological policy.

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