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Reviews • 04.05.2023

'The Future is Degrowth' and 'Degrowth & Strategy': a Review in Dialogue

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By: Samuel Singer

While it is now largely clear what degrowth is striving for, how to realize the transformation towards this end state has not been engaged with satisfactorily. The Future is Degrowth (TFiD) and Degrowth & Strategy (D&S), two books that now complement the burgeoning popular literature on degrowth, set out to find answers to this underexplored question.

Technology • 13.04.2023

The Myth of Sisyphus and the 'State of Carbon Dioxide Removal'

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By: Sofia Greaves

'The State of Carbon Dioxide Removal' report, published in January 2023, was presented as ‘a first-of-its kind, independent, scientific assessment.’ Rather than questioning the quite genuine commitment of scientists and researchers working to address climate change, the Myth of Sisyphus highlights a fundamental problem with the ontology of sustainability Science itself

Announcements • 27.03.2023

4th International Assembly of The Degrowth Movement

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By: Members of the open collective ODN

To be or not to be... a movement? It is time to choose and put degrowth into practice.

Care • 21.02.2023

The right to one’s time: time experiments and slow living

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By: Clare Hollins

Our relationships with time are crucial to what makes us human, as we learn from the past and are motivated by our future. So, what are we to do when our ability to plan is taken away and our perception of time becomes distorted?

Announcements • 17.02.2023

Degrowth Network Australia

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As degrowth becomes a more familiar term worldwide, a loose informal network of Australian degrowth activists, scholars and advocates has emerged into the formal Degrowth Network Australia (DNA). The network has a public launch in a participatory degrowth workshop at 2pm–4pm on 26 February 2023 — a National Sustainable Living Festival event at the Black Spark Cultural Centre in Northcote, an inner suburb of Melbourne (Victoria, Australia).

Strategy • 06.02.2023

Cloud capital, degrowth, and strategy for the polycrisis: a conversation with Yanis Varoufakis

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By: Charles Stevenson

On July 5, 2015, at the height of the eurozone debt crisis, the Greek demos voted by a wide margin to turn down the bailout offered to them by their Troika of creditors – the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank, and the European Commission. At the time, the Greek Finance Minister was Yanis Varoufakis, who had the opportunity to confront the Troika, and to put an end to the endless cycles of rising Greek debt.