Serge Latouche
Scientific Commitee Serge Latouche was born in Vannes on January 12th 1940. He is emeritus professor of economics at the University of Paris-Sud and one of the leading theorists of …
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Giorgos Kallis talks at UC Berkeley – 13th March
Giorgos Kallis, Professor at the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology in Barcelona and R&D member is going to give a talk on Degrowth at the University of California, Berkeley, …
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Picnic 4 degrowth! 1st of June 2013
Change always starts with a nice chat around a good meal! The idea for a global picnic for degrowth was accepted at the second conference on degrowth and social justice …
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Degrowthpedia
This call aims to form a new team with some of you to relaunch DegrowthPedia! DegrowthPedia (DP) is a collaborative network for information and education about degrowth. It was first …
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Towards Degrowth – Ecotopia Biketour Summer 2012
Bicycles and degrowth occupied a lot of people’s minds this summer as they encountered the first Degrowth Ecotopia Biketour which traveled a distance of over 3,500km from Barcelona to Venice …
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Three Special Issues on Degrowth in 2012
OECD economies are facing a prolonged period of little, no or de-growth. Environmentally this is not bad. It is easier to avoid a climate change disaster with less growth. But …
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3rd International academic Conferences on Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity
What stays after the 3rd International academic Conferences on Degrowth for Ecological Sustainability and Social Equity in Venice (19-23 of September 2012)? Of course statistics: 1000 participants, travelling from 40 …
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First Catalan Solidarity Economy Fair (27-28 October 2012)
The First Catalan Solidarity Economy Fair took just place in Barcelona. Jordi Via, one of the promoters, argues that Solidarity Economy is characterized by economic democracy, self-management, and both social …
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Degrowth from Catalonia to Greece
Probably the only positive impact of the debt crisis in Greece is the emergence of the degrowth movement and the awakening of many bottom up initiatives, based on solidarity, non-market …
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The rise of a new extractivism and the plea for degrowth
We thought that the “commodity frontiers”, the new mines that we dig on earth to take out the oil, gold, uranium or copper that feeds our consumer economies, are somewhere …
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