This article discusses community hubs (CH)—multi-purpose institutions that host social,
educational and health services, while building social connectedness and community …

This article deepens the framework of a sufficiency economy, defining sufficiency as the
space between a floor of meeting needs and a ceiling of ungeneralizable excess. This …

Die Welt, so wie wir sie kennen, ist im Umbruch. Geopolitische Konflikte verdeutlichen das
Ringen um eine neue Weltordnung, komplexe Umweltkrisen gefährden Lebensgrundlagen …

This article advances Rodrik's political trilemma of the world economy by using insights from
Polanyi's The Great Transformation, which helps to grasp the interwoven dynamics of long …

Social-ecological transformations are necessarily political. That is, they are shaped by
intentional interventions to steer societies and its metabolism but also by conflicts and power …

Experiments in socio-ecological change—real-world laboratories, testbeds, niche
experiments, grassroots innovations—are commonly framed as a particularly promising way …

This article explores the structural conservatism of mainstream environmental politics, which
systematically avoids problematising 'forms-of-life'(normative practices and routines), and …

Future-fit socio-economic systems have to create new ways of organizing production and
consumption as well as new routines and infrastructures. This is a huge challenge, as no …

Using an (eco-) feminist Marxist-Polanyian theoretical lens, this article explores the diverse
relations between contemporary care-crisis symptoms in Western Europe and its generative …

Contemporary housing systems neither live up to their social nor their ecological aims,
resulting in affordability and environmental crises. We explore the potentials for securing …