Participatory art can spark ideas that challenge growth-driven thinking and, in doing so, contribute to social and ecological urban development.
Events • 14.08.2026
By: Vincent Liegey
What place is there for Central and Eastern Europe in degrowth, and what might degrowth learn from the region? A reflection on the 2026 Central and Eastern Europe Degrowth Conference
Education • 03.07.2026
By: Rijuta Dutt
Rooted in the ethos of reimagining the world through practice, the Sambhaavnaa Fellowship is a living, evolving experiment of alternative learning and a co-creation space that matters.
Food • 02.06.2026
In Greece’s second-largest city, alternative food networks have been quietly building a different food economy for years.
Work • 15.05.2026
By: Seerat Bashir
Seerat Bashir explores a community initiative that both addresses the issue of plastic waste in Kashmir and provides crucial livelihoods
Strategy • 14.04.2026
By: Adrien Plomteux
Anarchism has become marginal in international degrowth spheres, that are increasingly academic. Adrien Plomteux argues that degrowth would benefit from taking anarchist principles and tactics seriously.
Justice • 03.04.2026
By: Alice Puerto
By weakening the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, EU policies reinforce extractive relationships and sacrifice zones.
Strategy • 27.03.2026
By: Nick Fitzpatrick
Nick Fitzpatrick explores the strategic diversity within the degrowth movement, showing how different conceptualisations of degrowth have marked strategic implications and prompt differing direct action tactics.
Strategy • 20.03.2026
By: Vincent Liegey, Anitra Nelson, Terry Leahy
Terry Leahy, Anitra Nelson, and Vincent Liegey outline their understanding of horizontalism and its role in helping realise a degrowth future.
Strategy • 12.03.2026
What power can minority parties have in partitocratic political systems? Manuel Casal Lodeiro joins the ongoing strategy debate and argues for the significance of radical degrowthist parties.
Strategy • 06.03.2026
By: Giorgos Kallis
Giorgos Kallis contests recent interventions which lament the current direction of degrowth and its strategies, arguing instead for a community of pluralist yet tense alliances.
Justice • 25.02.2026
By: Marina Colerato
The US, Türkiye, Israel and the EU formalised their alliance against DAANES in January 2026. What they are trying to destroy is not only a revolution - it's the proof that another world is possible
Strategy • 03.02.2026
By: Vlad Bunea
Contributing to strategy debates on degrowth.info, Vlad Bunea outlines a vision for degrowth-aligned political parties.
Technology • 20.01.2026
By: Vasilis Kostakis
A growing alliance of tech billionaires is accelerating the political trend towards authoritarianism. Not because they hate voting in principle, but because genuine democracy might impose limits: on wealth, on extraction, on the fantasy of endless growth. Read more about tech authoritarianism and the fight for 2026 in this piece.
