Economics
• Degrowth

References for Theme: Degrowth

• Akbulut, Bengi
• "Carework as Commons: Toward a Feminist Degrowth Agenda" (2017)

• Alcott, Blake
• "Should Degrowth Embrace the Job Guarantee?" (2013)

• Alier, Joan Martinez
• "Socially Sustainable Economic De-growth" (2009)

• Andreoni, V; Galmarini, S
• "How to increase well-being in a context of degrowth" (2014)

• Barca, Stefania
• "Laboring the Earth: Transnational Reflections on the Environmental History of Work" (2014)

• "Degrowth and the Liberation of Work" (2019)

• "The Labor(s) of Degrowth" (2019)

• Bollier, David; Helfrich, Silke
• The Wealth of the Commons: A World Beyond Market and State (2014)

• Brandl, Jana; Zielinska, Irina
• "Reviewing the Smart City Vienna Framework Strategy’s Potential as an Eco-Social Policy in the Context of Quality of Work and Socio-Ecological Transformation" (2020)

• Brownhill, Leigh; Turner, Terisa E; Kaara, Wahu
• "Degrowth? How About Some “De-alienation”?" (2012)

• Buhl, Johannes; Acosta, José
• "Work less, do less?" (2016)

• Cassidy, John
• "Can We Have Prosperity Without Growth?" (2020)

• D'Alisa, Giacomo; Demaria, Federico; Kallis, Giorgos
• Degrowth: A Vocabulary for a New Era (2014)

• Demaria, Federico; Schneider, Francois; Sekulova, Filka; Martinez-Alier, Joan
• "What is degrowth? From an activist slogan to a social movement" (2013)

• Dengler, C; Lang, M
• "Feminism Meets Degrowth: Sorgearbeit in einer Postwachstumsgesellschaft" (2018)

• Dengler, Corinna; Seebacher, Lisa Marie
• "What About the Global South? Towards a Feminist Decolonial Degrowth Approach" (2019)

• Douthwaite, Richard
• "Degrowth and the Supply of Money in an Energy-scarce World" (2012)

• D’Alisa, Giacomo; Cattaneo, Claudio
• "Household Work and Energy Consumption: A Degrowth Perspective. Catalonia’s Case Study" (2013)

• Escobar, Arturo
• "Degrowth, postdevelopment, and transitions: a preliminary conversation" (2015)

• Fioramonti, Lorenzo; Thümler, Ekkehard
• "Accountability, Democracy, and Post-growth: Civil Society Rethinking Political Economy and Finance" (2013)

• Foster, Karen
• "Work ethic and degrowth in a changing Atlantic Canada" (2017)

• Giampietro, Mario; Mayumi, Kozo; Sorman, Alevgül H
• The Metabolic Pattern of Societies: Where Economists Fall Short (2011)

• Hamilton, Clive
• Growth Fetish (2004)

• Hardt, Lukas; Barrett, John; Taylor, Peter G; Foxon, Timothy J
• "Structural Change for a Post-Growth Economy: Investigating the Relationship between Embodied Energy Intensity and Labour Productivity" (2020)

• Heikkurinen, Pasi
• "Degrowth by means of technology? A treatise for an ethos of releasement" (2018)

  (p.1657) In the lifeworld dominated by technology, all matter/energy is taken as a resource, what Heidegger aptly calls the ‘standing-reserve’ [Bestand], and utilised for production.

• "Degrowth by means of technology? A treatise for an ethos of releasement" (2018)

  (p.1660) For Heidegger, this mystery is‘ hidden in the technological world’ and hence ‘humanity on Earth remains in danger of technology so beguiling that calculative thinking remains the only sort of thinking in use, the only sort of thinking that counts’. Only with meditative (rather than calculative) thinking, human agents can release themselves from technological practice and create spaces for new modes of relating, closer to Being itself.

• "Degrowth by means of technology? A treatise for an ethos of releasement" (2018)

• Houtbeckers, Eeva
• "Framing social enterprise as post-growth organising in the diverse economy" (2018)

• Jackson, Tim
• Prosperity Without Growth: Economics for a Finite Planet (2009)

• Prosperity without Growth: Foundations for the Economy of Tomorrow (2016)

• Kallis, Giorgos
• "In Defence of Degrowth" (2011)

• "Societal Metabolism, Working Hours and Degrowth: a Comment on Sorman and Giampietro" (2013)

• "The degrowth alternative" (2015)

• Degrowth (2018)

• Kallis, Giorgos; Kerschner, Christian; Martinez-Alier, Joan
• "The Economics of Degrowth" (2012)

• Latouche, Serge
• "Degrowth economics" (2004)

• Leonardi, Emanuele
• "Bringing Class Analysis Back in: Assessing the Transformation of the Value-Nature Nexus to Strengthen the Connection Between Degrowth and Environmental Justice" (2019)

• Littig, Beate
• "Good work? Sustainable work and sustainable development: a critical gender perspective from the Global North" (2018)

• Mair, Simon; Druckman, Angela; Jackson, Tim
• "A tale of two utopias: Work in a post-growth world" (2020)

• Martínez-Alier, Joan
• "Environmental Justice and Economic Degrowth: An Alliance between Two Movements" (2012)

• Nierling, Linda
• "This Is a Bit of the Good Life: Recognition of Unpaid Work from the Perspective of Degrowth" (2012)

• Nørgård, Jørgen S
• "Happy degrowth through more amateur economy" (2013)

• O'Neill, Daniel W
• "Measuring Progress in the Degrowth Transition to a Steady State Economy" (2012)

• Perkins, Patricia E Ellie
• "Equitable, ecological degrowth: Feminist contributions" (2010)

• Schor, Juliet B
• "Work sharing" (2015)

• Seidl, Irmi; Zahrnt, Angelika
• "Employment, meaningful activity and the post-growth society" (2021)

• Post-Growth Work: Employment and Meaningful Activities within Planetary Boundaries (2021)

• Sekulova, Filka; Kallis, Giorgos; Rodríguez-Labajos, Beatriz; Schneider, Francois
• "Degrowth: from theory to practice" (2013)

• Simms, Andrew; Johnson, Victoria; Chowla, Peter; Murphy, Mary
• Growth Isn’t Possible: Why We Need a New Economic Direction (2010)

• Sorman, A; Giampietro, M
• "The energetic metabolism of societies and the degrowth paradigm: analyzing biophysical constraints and realities" (2013)

• Strunz, Sebastian; Bartkowski, Bartosz
• "Degrowth, the project of modernity, and liberal democracy" (2018)

  (p.1160) Following Heidegger, there are two basic ways of approaching nature, Hervorkommenlassen and Herausfordern. The first implies that man lets nature reveal itself. Literally, the German word means that humanity does not actively approach nature; rather, she lets nature come out of hiding by itself. Thus, it is a contemplative stance that waits for nature to show what it truly is. By implication, man cannot produce this kind of truth or control the process towards it; it is about meditative thinking and preserving an open attitude. Unfortunately (according to Heidegger), mankind has for a long time embarked on the second way, which refers to humanity's “challenging” of nature....

• "Degrowth, the project of modernity, and liberal democracy" (2018)

  (p.1164) Indeed, Heideggerian-infused notions such as mindfulness and sufficiency could be key concepts for a liberal degrowth vocabulary. They represent a relaxed and, in effect, liberal stance towards life that may yield radical consequences nonetheless e if large numbers of people choose to live and vote by it. Also, note how therecent modernity critique by Rosa (2016) focuses on the impoverished relations of man towards oneself, towards others and towards nature e and thus exhibits similarities to Heidegger. In Rosa's terminology, processes of social acceleration lead to alienation (selfalienation and social alienation, both in spatial and temporal respects). This alienation does not imply an essentialist notion...

• "Degrowth, the project of modernity, and liberal democracy" (2018)

• Unti, B J
• "The Job Guarantee and Transformational Degrowth" (2018)

• Van den Bergh, Jeroen C J M; Kallis, Giorgos
• "Growth, A-Growth or Degrowth to Stay within Planetary Boundaries?" (2012)

• Van den Bergh, Jeroen Cjm
• "Environment Versus Growth—A Criticism of “Degrowth” and a Plea for “A-growth”" (2011)

• Victor, Peter
• "Questioning Economic Growth" (2010)

• Managing without Growth, Second Edition (2019)

• Victor, Peter A
• Managing without Growth, Second Edition: Slower by Design, not Disaster (2008)

• "Growth, Degrowth and Climate Change: A Scenario Analysis" (2012)

• Weiss, Martin; Cattaneo, Claudio
• "Degrowth--taking stock and reviewing an emerging academic paradigm" (2017)