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Vom Postwachstum zur De-Globalisierung

By: Samuel Decker

24.01.2018

Fast 13 Prozent für die AfD bei den Bundestagswahlen, 26 Prozent für die FPÖ in Österreich – erneut ist deutlich geworden, dass der Aufstieg der Neuen Rechten kein vorübergehendes Phänomen ist. Wer hoffte, dass die schwierigen Brexit-Verhandlungen und die Fehltritte eines Donald Trump die Erfolgssträhne des neuen Nationalismus zunichtemachen würden, sieht sich getäuscht. Yanis Varoufakis diagnostizierte folgerichtig die langfristige Herausbildung einer nationalistischen Internationalen: völkische und rechts-autoritäre Führungsfiguren, Parteien, Bewegungen, NGOs und Medien, die sich institutionalisieren und weltweit vernetzen. Sie bringen zustande, was linke Massenbewegungen und Parteiprojekte in den zehn Jahren seit Ausbruch der Finanzkrise nicht konnten oder nicht wollten. Weiterlesen auf dem Blog Postwachstum...

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Hitch-Hiking, Ivan Illich and Degrowth

By: Corinna Burkhart

When hitch-hiking, a certain irony is common: Time and time again, the authors' of this post have been picked up by drivers who immediately instruct them that hitch-hiking used to work, but now is impossible. That these conversations were taking place at all would appear to contradict this supposed fact. This is not to say that it is always easy. Roads bar access to their sides for pedestrians ...

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Is Sustainability Only for the Privileged?

By: Lucie Bardos

On the Need for Collaboration Between Social Movements and Activisms By Lucie Bardos Not that long ago, I left North America and arrived fresh and starry-eyed in Lund, Sweden, ready to begin my master’s degree in a program entitled Culture, Power and Sustainability. In my second year, I decided to write my thesis about the Transition Town movement, a social movement out of Great Britain born ...

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Universal Basic Income in India – a promising experience

By: Brototi Roy

By Brototi Roy In recent years, the debate around universal basic income has gained much popularity and coverage. The many successful models of basic income, both universal and targeted such as Alaska, Iran and Brazil (Bolsa ) along with an active movement in many European countries to adopt pilot experiments, made researchers and social workers in India enthusiastic to try out similar studies...