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Tiefenökologie – Systemwandel mit Kopf, Herz und Hand

By: Christiane Kliemann

23.06.2017

Täglich prasseln bedrohliche Nachrichten auf uns ein. Wie geht es mir persönlich damit und wie können wir als Gesellschaft damit umgehen? Welche Zukunft wünsche ich mir überhaupt für mich, die Welt und auch meine Kinder? Und wie hängt das, was mich in meinem Leben bewegt, zusammen mit dem Großen Ganzen? Wovor habe ich Angst, was macht mich wütend und wie kann ich diese Gefühle als Antrieb und Kraftquelle nutzen? Weiterlesen auf nachhaltig-sein.info

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Is growth natural or inevitable?

By: Giorgos Kallis

One argument of those who defend growth is that growth is the natural and inevitable course of the economy. Liberated from governmental or other restrictions, and left to their own powers, entrepreneurs will make an economy grow, as they are endlessly inventive in growing their own incomes. Growth is then seen as the natural product of a free, ‘self-regulated market’. The destiny of the economy...

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De-[Constructing] Growth: Decoupling Profits from Unsustainable Production*

By: Nicholas A Ashford

Degrowth has been described as a “movement” rather than an ideology1, and as such it presents several variations. For some of its proponents, degrowth is a proxy for sustainable consumption, and to a lesser extent production2. A second group of degrowth advocates are those for whom an emerging discussion of “sufficiency” as a societal norm is taking shape, as a result of activism3. Finally, a t...

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Budapest Opens its Doors to the Degrowth Community

From 30 August to 3 September Budapest will be under the banner of degrowth with two major degrowth-events: The degrowth week and conference. In order to give you some ideas on what to expect there, we´ve asked a few questions to the Degrowth 2016 organizing team: How come that you chose to differ between the Degrowth-conference and the Degrowth-week? We strongly felt that it was important ...