Advances in Degrowth research
Where? Sala Toni Rosell (Z/023), ICTA, Carrer de les Columnes s/n, Campus de la UAB, 08193 Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona When? Monday 30 May 2022 ICTA´s MdM Unit of Excellence …
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Where? Sala Toni Rosell (Z/023), ICTA, Carrer de les Columnes s/n, Campus de la UAB, 08193 Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona When? Monday 30 May 2022 ICTA´s MdM Unit of Excellence …
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A new paper published by Pierre Smith Khanna, R&D member and 2021 Junior Research Fellow at IPE on Sustainable Masculinites and Degrowth. “Sustainable Masculinities and Degrowth: Pathways to Feminist Post-Growth …
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Check out the new episode on The Second Transition Podcast. In this episode Phil speaks with Giorgos Kallis, author of the books “Limits” and “The Case for Degrowth”, and …
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The past year has been a difficult one for all of us. We, as R&D, spent a lot of time away from each other, isolated and lonely. But we …
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by Myfan Jordan Grassroots Research commenced the Generation Expendable? study in mid-2020, when Australia’s pandemic fallout was first being described as a “shecession.” The term recognised the impacts on younger …
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If you are in Madrid in the upcoming months don’t miss the opportunity to see the exhibition ‘La gran imaginación. Historias del futuro’. Our member Giacomo D’Alisa had a small …
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A new book about Degrowth will be out this summer. The authors Matthias Schmelzer, Andrea Vetter and our R&D member Aaron Vansintjan discuss why economic growth isn’t working and it …
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by Kajal Patel I recently moved to the US from India. My close encounter with fruit and vegetable trade in both countries made me realize how countries like India are …
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We are very happy to announce the launch of a new ONLINE Masters on ‘Degrowth: Ecology, Economics, and Policy’. This is the first international master dedicated fully on research …
Read Moreby Viktor Humpert Most research efforts connected to the COVID-19 outbreak are dominated by the field of natural science, mainly employing medical and epidemiological perspectives and explanations. Hence, in the …
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