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This isn’t the type of downscaling that degrowth thinkers have in mind!

March 26, 2020May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

In the early 17th century, the bubonic plague is said to have played a crucial role in popping the tulip bubble in

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Capitalism inevitably leads to crises

June 17, 2019May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

Capitalism typically goes through cycles of expansion to contraction. We commonly refer to these as ‘business cycles’ or ‘economic cycles’.

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Good infinity

March 15, 2019May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

Cycles of growth and decline in ecology were famously revealed in so-called predator-prey relationships. As foxes eat chickens, chicken reproduction

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Decoupling: a key fantasy of the SDG agenda

April 26, 2017May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

At the core of the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) is the idea that economic growth (defined as money flow

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Progress towards MDG water target underplays the arsenic problem

July 4, 2013May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

Bangladesh’ 2011 progress report towards the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) underplays the arsenic problem. The proportion of the population using improved

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Are We Really There Yet? The MDGs and Extreme Poverty

December 31, 2012May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

According to the United Nations a significant milestone has been reached for the Millennium Development Goals – the halving of

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The value of interdisciplinary research

August 30, 2012May 5, 2020 Crelis 0 Comments

Academic research is often justified to governments and the general public on the basis that it contributes to the solution

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raffatujico Raffa Tujico @raffatujico ·
29 Mar

@CarlovMunster @SybrenKooistra

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
18 Mar

Cut (electric) power to the rich and give it to the poor! https://www.thelondoneconomic.com/news/robin-hood-energy-workers-in-france-are-cutting-power-to-the-rich-and-giving-it-away-to-the-poor-345341/

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
14 Mar

Looking forward to reading this! Congrats @anthfletch !

Robert Fletcher @anthfletch

More than a decade in the making, my nail in the coffin (or wooden stake through the heart) of the #neoliberalconservation project is finally available today from @UCPress!
https://www.ucpress.edu/book/9780520390690/failing-forward

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
10 Mar

An interesting moment for us in the Dutch degrowth movement (@ontgroei_nl)! The parliament agreed to have @jasonhickel but only in combi with a green growther, which limited the depth of the debate. But thanks to Jason for stirring things up! https://www.youtube.com/live/mKO5m3_7hHY?feature=share

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
10 Mar

Here’s an excellent argument by @VinczeDegrowth for an instrument that would be much more comprehensive and meaningful than the Universal Basic Income: an Unconditional Autonomy Allowance

ESEEORG @ESEEORG

@VinczeDegrowth and Alexandra Köves discuss the Unconditional Autonomy Allowance in the new episode of the #EconomicsForRebels podcast.

LISTEN NOW: 👂https://ecolecon.eu/unconditional-autonomy-allowance-economics-for-rebels-episode-with-vincent-liegey-and-alexandra-koves/

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ontgroei_nl ontgroei @ontgroei_nl ·
8 Mar

Today is a historical day for the dutch degrowth movement! @jasonhickel is speaking in Dutch parliament today on the urgency of a degrowth transformation to get rid of our current socially and ecologically destructive economy. Follow the debate live: https://www.tweedekamer.nl/debat_en_vergadering/commissievergaderingen/details?id=2023A00282

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crelisr Crelis Rammelt @crelisr ·
24 Feb

Aan tafel met hele interessante sprekers afgelopen maandag, over werk en (de)growth, georganiseerd door InstitutFrançaisNL. http://www.salto.nl/programma/la-nuit-des-idees

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ifnl_nl Institut français NL @ifnl_nl ·
20 Feb

#NuitdesIdées NL 2023 ⁦@OBAmsterdam⁩
In slow fashion gaat het niet om een commitment aan degrowth voor de rest van je leven, maar om hoe de relatie van mij tot de spullen in mijn leven verandert.
⁦@Lena_Hartog⁩
Live > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Abq6DkBxJZg

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