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Biocracy: A green model of governance for G20 vision of sustainable development
International Journal of Social Science and Education Research · 2024 · Vol. 6(1) · pp. 138–141
Abstract
The following study puts forward the G20 vision of sustainable development unveiling the violence perpetrated by anthropocentric liberal democracies that are harming the ecological integrity of the entire earth. Henceforth, the study proposes to evolve a post-democratic and sustainable political system named ‘Biocracy’ that caters not only to people (read as Homo sapiens) but all living species. It also prescribes the ten fundamental principles of biocracy along with a working biocratic model of governance. The study tries to demonstrate the ability of Biocracy to address ecological imbalances and achieve Sustainable Development Goals faster.
Sustainability and Climate Change GovernanceAgriculture, Land Use, Rural DevelopmentSustainable Development and Environmental PolicySustainable developmentCorporate governancePolitical scienceBusinessFinance
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