In this wide-ranging interview Graham Scambler provides an overview of his long academic
career. He discusses how he became a medical sociologist, his early work on epilepsy and …

This article draws on different strands of existing scholarship to provide an analytical
framework for understanding the barriers to achieving a well-being economy. It explores the …

The existing body of knowledge underpinning welfare state theory suggests that most
welfare systems depend on growth. It signifies that the state–market mechanism is a …

Degrowth has been at the centre of ecological economics since the days of its inception.
Recently, degrowth scholarship and practice have turned to questions of strategy. To …

Debates on provisioning systems have become more widespread in recent years. Most of
these discussions, however, have centered on the monetized economy. While they have …

Unconditional basic income (UBI) is one of the most discussed policy options for a degrowth
transition. Advocates highlight UBI's theoretical potential to reduce unnecessary material …

Degrowth has been at the centre of ecological economics since the days of its inception.
Recently, degrowth scholarship and practice have turned to questions of strategy. This long …

Chapter two of the book by Afet Mamuti focuses on three areas of social security: health
insurance, pensions and disability insurance. North Macedonia recognizes the right to social …

The article focuses on the systemic undervaluation of wages in Australia's Early Childhood
Sector (ECS) and the challenges this creates for workforce sustainability. Topics include the …

Care and Housing are essential for human flourishing as they both deal with the provision of
livelihoods, ie fulfilling the basic functions for human needs satisfaction: to be cared for and …