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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.
What power can minority parties have in partitocratic political systems? Manuel Casal Lodeiro joins the ongoing strategy debate and argues for the significance of radical degrowthist parties.
By: Giorgos Kallis
Giorgos Kallis contests recent interventions which lament the current direction of degrowth and its strategies, arguing instead for a community of pluralist yet tense alliances.
By: Marina Colerato
The US, Türkiye, Israel and the EU formalised their alliance against DAANES in January 2026. What they are trying to destroy is not only a revolution - it's the proof that another world is possible
By: Vlad Bunea
Contributing to strategy debates on degrowth.info, Vlad Bunea outlines a vision for degrowth-aligned political parties.
By: Vasilis Kostakis
A growing alliance of tech billionaires is accelerating the political trend towards authoritarianism. Not because they hate voting in principle, but because genuine democracy might impose limits: on wealth, on extraction, on the fantasy of endless growth. Read more about tech authoritarianism and the fight for 2026 in this piece.
By: The degrowth.info editorial team
As both 2025 and our series on "movements for social and environmental justice worldwide" come to an end, we reflect on what solidarity across Global South and Global North movements mean in practice.
By: Neus Crous Costa
The cultural sector has a crucial role to play in both imagining and enacting sustainable futures. In this article Neus Crous Costa explores the interlinkages between culture and the environment, and how the international movement Culture Declares Emergency aims to make a change.