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(RE) READING ENVIRONMENT IN A MARKET SOCIETY: THE SOCIO-SPATIALITY OF SOCIAL COSTS

The modern world faced a vital dilemma while market society inevitably merge to whole globe. The dominance of market in the modern industrial societies, resulting in an endless trend of growth, seems to have reached a turning point, and the transforming environment gives the impression of a vanishing ‘nature’. However, the cost of the economic growth, that was promoted as a gift to humankind, took more than the ‘nature’. Logically, it seems easy to decide what to do to stop the approaching catastrophe: that is, put an end to the dominance of market and economic reasoning. Yet, such a huge social evolution raises enormous difficulties at its realization.