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Study • 2023
By: Myfan Jordan
This book explores two unique studies of women’s economic behaviour during Australia’s COVID-19 crisis. The first describes the care ‘frontline’ in the feminised labor sectors of healthcare and education, identifying extreme workload pressures, deteriorating conditions, and a shockingly high incidence of workplace bullying: including women targeting other women workers. The author argues workpl...
Presentation • 2020
By: Oxana Lopatina
Presentation [part of the standard session "Limits, Ethics, Unsustainability and Change"] This presentation will discuss the usefulness of both the concept and the practice of dépense for the degrowth project, and will make suggestions on how to frame proposals based on it for the purposes of informing a transition to a degrowth society. Presenters: Oxana Lopatina (Autonomous University o...
Presentation • 2020
Presentation [part of the standard session "Limits, Ethics, Unsustainability and Change"] The session will explore the relations between Epicurean hedonism and degrowth, showing how such connection has the potential to enrich and refine degrowth transformative proposal of a frugal society based on shared simple pleasures, relational goods and friendship, leisure, idleness and dépense. Pre...
• 2020
By: Michael Deflorian, Karoline Kalke, Roberto Sciarelli, An, Pandian, Oxana Lopatina
Standard session (discussion following 4 presentations) The Awesome Life: Why Degrowthers Need to Talk about the Feeling of Entropy - video Critical views of consumerism are widely shared among degrowthers. However, there is a risk of overlooking a particular affective dimension of consumption: the ‘entropic feeling’. The latter is triggered when we surpass the biophysical limits of our h...
Scientific paper • 2019
By: Cle-Anne Gabriel, Carol Bond
Post-growth societies seek socio-ecological transformations towards a just and sustainable redistribution and reduced consumption of natural capital. There is no one universally just and ecologically sustainable way of fulfilling these redistribution and consumption objectives; it depends on the criteria used and their underlying ethical teleology. We suggest three distribution criteria, borrow...
Presentation • 2018
By: Ricardo Rozzi
El modelo conceptual de las 3Hs ofrece un marco heurístico para evaluar las consecuencias que proyectos de dearrollo actuales o futuros podrían tener para los hábitos de vida, el bienestar de los co-habitantes y la conservación de los hábitats.
• 2018
By: Carina Millstone
Edited excerpt from "Frugal Value: Designing Business for a Crowded Planet" by Carina Millstone
Interview • 2017
Catherine Larrère, Université de Paris I-Panthéon-Sorbonne, explains the term "Environmental Ethics" and why it ought to be instrumental to the environmental justice movement. Youtube-channel EnvJustice Vocabulary
Scientific paper • 2017
By: Helen Jarvis
Keywords: association, degrowth, intention, sharing, social phenomenology, togetherness
Scientific paper • 2017
By: Roberto Puggioni
Keywords: Laudato Si’; Ecology; structural change; Degrowth; Pope Francis; economic crisis
Scientific paper • 2017
By: Karen Foster
Keywords: Degrowth, employment, work, work ethic, sociology, anthropology, rural
Scientific paper • 2017
By: Amy Cox Hall
Key Words: De-growth, neo-monasticism, emerging church, millennial generation, Christianity, sharing economy
Scientific paper • 2017
By: André Reichel
Keywords: post-growth, theory of the firm, system theory, laws of form, Niklas Luhmann
Scientific paper • 2016
By: Dirk Posse
Herausgeber_innen: Eine Wirtschaft ohne Wachstum wird durch Entwicklungen wie sinkende Wachstumsraten, ökologische Grenzen und sich verstärkende soziale Schieflagen zur realen Herausforderung - fpr die Zukunftsfähigkeit einer funktionierenden Gesellschaft, aber gleichfalls für Unternehmen als Problemverursacher und potenzielle Problemlöser Aus Postwachstum folgt allerdings kein Wachstumverbot....
Presentation • 2016
By: Richard Norgaard
Publisher: Economism pervades our political discourse even while it is obviously false: growing and globalizing the U.S. economy have not helped the poor, lower taxes have led to collapsing bridges and poorer schools, and reducing regulations have hastened environmental destruction. These and other beliefs, or economism, have been perpetrated in the name of economics and gained credence compara...