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Justice • 14.02.2025
By: The degrowth.info editorial team.
While degrowth aims to be a convivial movement with care, justice and solidarity at its centre, it is not immune to conflicts and abuses. This article reflects on the different ways the degrowth movement can respond to harm.
Justice • 04.02.2025
By: Marina Colerato
Democratic Confederalism in North-East Syria is threatened. Resisting centralisation efforts by the new Syrian government and keeping women on the revolution front is the way forward for any prosperous and ecological alternative system.
Events • 26.12.2024
By: The degrowth.info international editorial team
In 2024, Degrowth.info celebrates its 10th anniversary. We give you some insights into our collective: from our horizontal structure and our involvement in the degrowth movement to our team's political friendship and laughter.
Culture • 19.12.2024
By: Hannah Morris
Only days away from Christmas, Hannah Morris deplores its co-optation into a capitalist fiesta.
Food • 09.12.2024
By: Christiane Heisse , Sevgi Mutlu Sirakova
Crusty Bread, creamy cheese, bubbly kimchi or refreshing tepache – all cultures have fermented foods and beverages with their own traditions, language, and cultural heritage surrounding them. Fermentation, in this sense, is a living food culture that taps into ancient skills and traditional knowledge. But this knowledge is under attack. As capitalism continues its onslaught on rural, indigenous...
