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• 2013
By: Dan Hancox
The publisher: One hundred kilometres from Seville lies the small village of Marinaleda, which for the last thirty-five years has been the centre of a tireless struggle to create a living utopia. This unique community drew British author Dan Hancox to Spain, and here for the first time he recounts the fascinating story of villagers who expropriated the land owned by wealthy aristocrats and have...
Scientific paper • 2013
By: Petra Wächter
degrowth; spatial planning; settlement structures
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Antonia De Vita
From the text: 3. The objectives of the research project were: - to identify the educational and participatory processes, self-training and training processes that currently exist in emerging economies; - to find out what entities are represented or self-represented in communities that have put into practice emerging economic practices; - to identify any possible impact or repercussions (eco...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Thierry Brugvin
From the introduction: Regulatory policy can develop relocated to reduce the carbon footprint and ecological footprint and various pollutants. Regulation relocated, also promotes economic and political autonomy, locality, region or country. Local economic development, social and environmental, must take into account the cultural identity, autonomy and basic needs according Preiswerk. Developme...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Angelika Zahrnt, Irmi Seidl
Herausgeberinnen: Die Grenzen des Wachstums von Meadows et al.(1972) holen uns nach 40 Jahren ein. Doch inzwischen hat das Wirtschaftswachstum die Funktionsweisen vieler gesellschaftlicher Systeme durchdrungen und diese wachstumsabhängig gemacht. Ziel muss es sein, diese Abhängigkeit aufzulösen und Perspektiven für eine Postwachstumsgesellschaft zu entwickeln.
Scientific paper • 2012
Abstract: This article deals with the relationship between eco-communities and the proposal for sustainable degrowth. Through the study of two different eco-communities located in Greece, namely the eco-community of Gavdos Island and the one of Giourtsa in Pilion, the article hopes to contribute to the discussion regarding the transition from growth society, which, according to a significant nu...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Alfredo Camozzi, Amy Kabat
Introduction: The term “Ecovillage” has had great fortune since it was coined during the convention of sustainable communities held in Denmark, 1991, by the Gaia Foundation. Thanks to the support of important ecological and alternative experiences like that of Findhorn in Scotland, The Farm in the United States, Chrystal Water in Australia, and others, the Global Ecovillage Network(GEN) was for...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Eduardo Missoni, Alice Russel
Abstract: The economic crisis the world is living through shows us the ineffectiveness of the capitalist development model and of the current financial systems. The real economy is superseded by an ephemeral one which increases inequalities between and within countries, while at the same time emphasizing the need for new social and economic frameworks that are open, inclusive, just, and environ...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Ferruccio Nilia, Saverio Senni, Paolo Tomasin, Giuseppe Rizzardo
Contribution to the 3rd International Degrowth Conference for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Venice in 2012. - only available in Italian
Report • 2012
By: Kristin Leismann, Martina Schmitt, Holger Rohn, Carolin Baedeker
Es gibt einen neuen Trend, der nicht nur in Deutschland, sondern weltweit Einzug hält: Gemeinschaftlicher Konsum heißt er und umfasst so unterschiedliche Praktiken wie Wohnungstausch, Kleidertauschparties, Autogemeinschaften, Gemeinschaftsgärten, Tauschringe für Werkzeuge, Drucker oder DVDs und vieles andere mehr. Das Time Magazin hat diese neue Konsumform sogar zu einer der zehn großen Ideen e...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Luigi Giario
From the text: We search for a new lifestyle because we know that living in a communitarian environment which values diversity brings serenity. A fulfilled person is a resource for the entire society. We can say to each other “I can be a resource but I need you to make it happen”. On these bases, the first experiences of housing communities and territorial communities were born. Territory can b...
Scientific paper • 2012
Keywords: cohousing, house design, lifestyle, collaborative consumption, neighbourly cooperation
Scientific paper • 2012
Keywords: Demographic Change, Urban Public Spaces, Wildscapes, Tradicional City
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Marta Garimberti, Letizia Montalbano
From the text: Since 1952, at Partinico, a village in Western Sicily, Danilo Dolci had worked together with the local community and had focused on the issue of the individual accountability. Dolci and his team of collaborators put into practise democratic and non-violent ways of living and fight. Survival standards needed to be reached, but these must be achieved by developing collective partic...
Interview • 2012
By: Extraenvironmentalist, David Suzuki
[ David Suzuki // Observing Our Species ] from Extraenvironmentalist on Vimeo. Interview with David Suzuki made during the International Conference on Degrowth in the Americas in Montreal 2012. What would an Alien think about humans judging from our suicidal behaviour? David Suzuki talks about interconnectedness and how it is overseen. Also calls for an understanding of humanity as being one...
Scientific paper • 2012
By: Judy Nagy
Abstract: At the root of it all, what does the degrowth movement ask of us – the individual? In simple terms, it asks us to care about each other as living, breathing beings and to care about our habitat, Planet Earth, and then to act accordingly. It asks us to shift from a mentality of acquiring to one of sharing, or from selfishness to compassion, or even from worrying about one’s self to wor...
• 2012
By: Ian MacKenzie, Charles Eisenstein
Licensed Creative Commons, Attribution, Non-Commercial. Note: Subtitles are also available in other languages. Short Video in which the author Charles Eisenstein explains his concept of 'Sacred Economics'. Topics in the video are: Money, what it is, what it does and where it comes from, alienation and community, gift economy, some growth critique and more. About the Book "Sacred Economi...
• 2012
By: Silke Helfrich, David Bollier (Ed.)
Collection of 73 essays that describe the potential of the commons in conceptualizing and building a better future.
• 2011
By: Rahel Schweickert, Claudia Spiller, Maren Streibel, Andreas Teuchert
Protokoll des Workshops "Stricken im Weltraum und die globalen Krisen – der lokale Ansatz der Transition-Town-Bewegung" auf dem Attac-Kongress "Jenseits des Wachstums?!" in Berlin 2011. Aus dem Programm: Nach einem kurzem Input zur Transition-Town-Bewegung und der Kiezwandler in SO36 geht es um die Frage: In welchem Zusammenhang stehen Peak-Oil, Postwachstum und globale Krisen mit dem A...
Scientific paper • 2011
About the Book "Sacred Economics", from the book's webpage: Sacred Economics traces the history of money from ancient gift economies to modern capitalism, revealing how the money system has contributed to alienation, competition, and scarcity, destroyed community, and necessitated endless growth. Today, these trends have reached their extreme - but in the wake of their collapse, we may find gr...