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Degrowth critiques the global capitalist system which pursues economic growth at all costs, causing human exploitation and environmental destruction.
In Greece’s second-largest city, alternative food networks have been quietly building a different food economy for years.
By: Seerat Bashir
Seerat Bashir explores a community initiative that both addresses the issue of plastic waste in Kashmir and provides crucial livelihoods
By: Adrien Plomteux
Anarchism has become marginal in international degrowth spheres, that are increasingly academic. Adrien Plomteux argues that degrowth would benefit from taking anarchist principles and tactics seriously.
By: Alice Puerto
By weakening the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, EU policies reinforce extractive relationships and sacrifice zones.
By: Nick Fitzpatrick
Nick Fitzpatrick explores the strategic diversity within the degrowth movement, showing how different conceptualisations of degrowth have marked strategic implications and prompt differing direct action tactics.
By: Vincent Liegey, Anitra Nelson, Terry Leahy
Terry Leahy, Anitra Nelson, and Vincent Liegey outline their understanding of horizontalism and its role in helping realise a degrowth future.
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