칠레와 브라질 우리(we)세대의 통합 현상 행정 = Chilean and Brazilian Integration Phenomenology of We-generation`s Administration

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study focuses on capitalism version 4.0 as an integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration, representing with the inverted U-shaped curves that presumably result from the observation that as income per capita goes up there is an increasing environmental degradation up to a point, after which environmental quality improves, on performing qualitative factor analysis to verify a threshold hypothesis created by Chilean economist Manfred A. Max-Neef because of macro-interaction effects of the independent variables among extrinsic or selection factors, that would be proved by exhaustive survey based on a tipping point hypothesis for economic growth and quality of life assuming that contemporary alternative movements driven by indignados of Spain motivated by nationalism in spite of the needs to modify or to amend scepticism or negation against traditional capitalism till version 3.0 undergoing a process of changing political regime toward socialism based on ethnography and grounded theory. The contrastive-oriented comparative analysis between Chile and Brazil for the purpose of finding out strong resistance and solidarity against outer infiltration of political powers will examine the origin of alternative eco-community movements closely and minutely, such as: organic agricultural farms in Brazil, and copper-based economy in Chile. As the theoretical background this study takes barefoot economics insisted by the eminent social scientist and integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration from the viewpoint of complexity science. The argument about integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration going through the process of the development of capitalism version 4.0 in favor of a threshold tipping point hypothesis for economic growth and quality of life. And the mortoric sensation of the self-respect of the race that sometimes leads the people to spontaneous fascism or self-immersion caused by passion or coldness, on encountering with localization of alternative society moved by special interest groups related to re-election of politicians or the result of integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration instead of me-generation`s one. This study limits the category within the alternative eco-community movements founded by Chile and Brazil to verify a threshold tipping point hypothesis to get integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration, from which this study grasps an important concept of the plausibility of the secure cases and the future of the alternative eco-community movements without any conceptual manipulation of independent variables by virtue of complexity science. The permanent Nash equilibria of the social order and the collectivization of the moral justice of the alternative eco-community movements driven by integration phenomenology of we-generation`s administration instead of me-generation`s one to get rid of profound conflict structure self-proliferated by free will of the alternative movements towards self-similarity or self-organization of powerful institution on the forward trend from me-generation to we-generation.

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