is a Brazilian ecofeminist researcher. She is currently a PhD researcher at University of Münster, albeit living in Florianópolis, Brasil . When not at the beach, playing football or training MMA, Carol enjoys discussing ways to build a feminist and decolonial society based on happiness for all beings. She believes in autonomous movements, commonality, and sport as a tool for community building.
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Carol Bardi
By: Bethany Wilson, Carol Bardi, Rosalie Le Grelle
Part I discussed ecofeminisms and an overview of the Paris Agreement. This part II links those together by analysing the Paris agreement through an ecofeminist lens, demonstrating its importance for the degrowth movement.
By: Bethany Wilson, Carol Bardi, Rosalie Le Grelle
This piece discusses how ecofeminist theory can help understand nuances and draw insights on the Paris Agreement's dominant narratives. It explores how binary thinking and specific forms of knowledge are presented in the Paris Agreement and how it is, therefore, not possible to see it as a proper vehicle for climate, social, and gender justice.
By: Joe Herbert, Nathan Barlow, Jacob Smessaert, Carol Bardi
Degrowthers have recently seemed to find a lot of inspiration in Erik Olin Wright’s framework of political strategies for transformations beyond capitalism. In this blog post, we wish to highlight some crucial insufficiencies of Wright’s framework in relation to degrowth transformations, and propose some adaptations which can enhance its utility for further strategy discussions.