"Sumak Kawsay" is an expression in the native language of the Andean people that means "to live well." How can this goal be achieved, asks Giuseppe De Marzo (L'internazionale della terra. Cambiamento climato, giustizia sociale e ecologia della relazione, Minimum Fax), on a planet where inequality, pollution, poverty, social exclusion, climate breakdown, and wars affect the majority of the population. The challenge is twofold: the personal one of reorienting our lives toward a sustainable future and the political one of understanding this historical moment. Andrea Vico.
"Sumak Kawsay" is an expression in the native language of the Andean people that means "to live well." How can this goal be achieved, asks Giuseppe De Marzo (L'internazionale della terra. Cambiamento climato, giustizia sociale e ecologia della relazione, Minimum Fax), on a planet where inequality, pollution, poverty, social exclusion, climate breakdown, and wars affect the majority of the population. The challenge is twofold: the personal one of reorienting our lives toward a sustainable future and the political one of understanding this historical moment. Andrea Vico.