Post-productivism involves understanding (i) productivism, (ii) post-productivism, and (iii) post-productivism as a critical legal approach. Productivism is an ideology strongly associated and disseminated throughout the industrial periods of the nineteenth century – namely that of a search for a continuous increase in production capacities. According to the works of Ernest Solvay (1904), a leading industrial at the time, productivism assumes that the well-being of humans is ensured...
