The degrowth.info editoiral team is an international collective of young scholar-activists who run degrowth.info in a non-hierarchical and intentional way. The group aims to foster its own voice and perspective on key issues within degrowth while simultanesouly supporting the development of the emerging degrowth movement. We sometimes write pieces together to find a common understanding on an issue or to simply communicate a burning issue to the degrowth community that we feel is overlooked. You can see who is currently on the editorial team here.
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By: The degrowth.info international editorial team
As the world around us changes, so do the ambitions of degrowth.info. In this post, we share some reflections on the past year of our collective and set out new directions for 2023.
By: The degrowth.info international editorial team
November 15-19, 2021, Copenhagen, Denmark Convened by the Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Aim and content In the context of increasingly acute global socio-ecological dilemmas, there is growing debate about the dominant economic growth-based socio-economic model. Globally, there is a close correlation between GDP growth and the social metabolism of...
By: The degrowth.info international editorial team
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By: The degrowth.info international editorial team
Last month a group of academics working in the fields of development and environmental sciences in the Netherlands wrote a manifesto for post-corona recovery based on degrowth principles. This initiative gained widespread attention, pushing the degrowth agenda into (Dutch) mainstream consciousness and the traditional corridors of power. The initiative was born in conversations that various...