Scholars and activists mobilize increasingly the term degrowth when producing knowledge
critical of the ideology and costs of growth-based development. Degrowth signals a radical …

Welfare systems across the OECD face many combined challenges, with rising inequality,
demographic changes and environmental crises likely to drive up welfare demand in the …

Debates on ecological and social limits to economic growth, and new ways to deal with
resource scarcity without compromising human well-being, have re-emerged in the last few …

Economic degrowth is ecologically desirable, and possibly inevitable; but under what
conditions can it become socially sustainable? How can we have full employment and …

Degrowth has evolved within a decade from an activist movement into a multi-disciplinary
academic paradigm. However, an overview taking stock of the peer-refereed degrowth …

Degrowth has become a recognised paradigm for identifying and critiquing systemic
unsustainability rooted in the capitalist, growth-compelled economy. Increasingly, degrowth …

This paper addresses a gap in degrowth scholarship: the lack of a theory of the state. Those
who write about degrowth advocate radical policy and social change, but have no model to …

When first published in 2009, Nature's Matrix set out a radical new approach to the
conservation of biodiversity. This new edition pushes the frontier of the …

To date the concept of the bioeconomy—an economy based primarily on biogenic instead of
fossil resources—has largely been associated with visions of “green growth” and the …

The ocean is currently a central element in discussions around sustainability, whether the
locus of these discussions is its protection or its exploitation. This is also the case in the most …