Table of contents
Publications
- Le Grand Jeu and the potential of money games for exploring economic possibilities
- Creating a radical, commons-based, open-access journal for degrowth
- To enjoy “less” more: Chastened humanism and degrowth
- The manifesto of Degrowth journal
- Degrowth and capitalist power: A step towards a theory of change
- Between limits and abundance: A degrowth transition as a threat or a promise?
- A framework to assess the degrowth transformative capacity of niche initiatives
- Preparing for the degrowth transition in healthcare: Understanding the challenges and opportunities
- Why degrowth needs Black ecology
- Only for the Global North? Questioning the ‘who should degrow’ issue
- An unflinching claim to achieve postcapitalism: A way forward
- Existing outside the box: How community-centred philosophies can help shape a degrowth society
- In search of common ground to actualise the power of social ecological economics
- Growing what matters: The urgency of seeding degrowth within contested transformations of UK food systems
- Capitalist realism or post-growth? Evidence from mental growth infrastructures of post-capitalist organisations
- Placing the military in the degrowth narrative
- Toward the degrowth of the economics of orbital space and space debris: A preliminary theoretical application in low-Earth orbit
- Degrowth and Masculinities: Towards a gendered understanding of degrowth subjectivities
- Anarchism and degrowth: deepening degrowth’s engagement with autonomous movements
- Growing degrowth: mind the trap
- Why are feminist perspectives, analyses, and actions vital to degrowth?
- Caring agriculture(s) for degrowth: Against capitalist dichotomies and logic of appropriation
- Food for thought: Regenerative agriculture is degrowth
- Can degrowth rise to the challenge of confronting corporate power?
- In search of both vision and strategy for degrowth
- Impeding what it aims to improve? A critical discourse analysis of the Swedish National Strategy for Regional Development
- Financing the post-growth state
- From recycling to recoupling: Towards a philosophy of the circular economy in the EU