For over half a century, worldwide growth in affluence has continuously increased resource
use and pollutant emissions far more rapidly than these have been reduced through better …

In academia and political debates, the notions of 'degrowth'has gained traction since the
dawn of the 21st century. While some uncertainty around its exact definition remains …

Secular stagnation, escalating socio-ecological crises, and the urgent need to scale back
resource use in affluent countries make reductions in economic output increasingly likely. In …

While the social consequences of environmental policies are extensively evaluated in
sustainability research, few studies exist on the ecological impact of social benefits and the …

Degrowth lacks a theory of how the state can finance ambitious social-ecological policies
and public provisioning systems while maintaining macroeconomic stability during a …

Ecological economists aim to transform our economic institutions so that society can flourish
within planetary boundaries. The central message of this article is that private rent extraction …

Presenting an in-depth overview of the foundations and developments of post-Keynesian
macroeconomics since Kalecki and Keynes, this timely book develops a comprehensive …

Despite the great relevance of global environmental scenarios for the study of environmental
change and sustainability transitions, they have rarely been the object of analysis for …

Empirical evidence increasingly indicates that to achieve sufficiently rapid decarbonisation,
high-income economies may need to adopt degrowth policies, scaling down less-necessary …

A wellbeing economy (WE) has gained a wide range of adherents in recent years, although
the meanings they give to it vary. One point with conflicting understandings is whether a WE …