Background Scientists have raised concerns about whether high-income countries, with
their high per-capita CO 2 emissions, can decarbonise fast enough to meet their obligations …

Some narratives in international development hold that ending poverty and achieving good
lives for all will require every country to reach the levels of GDP per capita that currently …

Achieving sustainability within planetary boundaries requires radical changes to production
and consumption beyond technology-and efficiency-oriented solutions, especially in affluent …

This article explores the urgent need for transformative change toward provisioning systems
that align with staying as close as possible to the Paris Agreement's 1.5° C limit for climate …

Eco-social policy research has emerged to address the interconnected and escalating
pressures of social reproduction, climate change, and biodiversity loss, which require …

This paper outlines a conceptual framework for a sufficiency economy, defining sufficiency
as the space between a generalizable notion of human wellbeing and ungeneralisable …

Net zero targets have rapidly become the guiding principle of climate policy, implying the
use of carbon dioxide removal (CDR) to compensate for residual emissions. At the same …

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 …

Wie lässt sich angesichts der krisenhaften sozialen, politischen und ökologischen
Herausforderungen der Gegenwart die gesellschaftliche Konfliktlage verstehen, aus der der …

Abstract 'Sufficiency'has become a key term within sustainability science. The satisfaction of
basic human needs for all and for multiple generations is only possible if coupled to the …