Archives de catégorie : A Degrowth Project

This text is a transaltion of an article published in Hungarian on the 15th of April: « MESE VIKTOR ÉS A NEM-NÖVEKEDÉS TALÁLKOZÁSÁRÓL » on VS.HU. Its autor, Vincze Szabo, imagines Viktor Orban wiking up after the 6th of April elections in opening his … Continuer la lecture →

The idea of degrowth has always been a strain green thought, but what exactly would degrowth mean for our economy, society and relationship with the planet. Does degrowth provide the answer to the social and ecological crisis? Given the convergence … Continuer la lecture →

In last October the Momentum Institute published a very good analysis about Basic Income, Unconditional Autonomy Allowance and Degrowth: « Living income for free and egalitarian societies » Hugo CARTON – October 2013 – Momentum Institute Despite the unsurpassed material opulence of … Continuer la lecture →

March 11, 2013, by Hervé Kempf, in Le Monde. Degrowth, instructions manual An equal income on the one hand and a maximum income on the other: this is the economic vision offered by Degrowth supporters in this book which is intended on … Continuer la lecture →

Publish in Ecorev’ n°41. Yesterday’s utopia has become today’s reality! Every year, at the onset of autumn, we are on our barge. It is time to anchor it until the end of winter and we have become used to do everything … Continuer la lecture →

Vincent Liegey, a qualified engineer and a PHD student in economics is a member of the Parti Pour La Décroissance (Degrowth Party). He co-authore : Un Projet de Décroissance: Manifeste pour une Dotation Inconditionnelle d’Autonom. He is answering questions from … Continuer la lecture →

Vincent Liegey: “We can no longer grow in a finite world” Libération – Economy – April 21, 2013, 19:06 INTERVIEW – The spokesperson for the supporters of degrowth, this engineer campaigns to give society an ecological and humane meaning. By … Continuer la lecture →

In total rupture with the equation: Growth=jobs=wellbeing, some authors propose to “decolonise our imaginary” in order to leave the “religion of Growth” with its productivist corollary. “Whoever believes that growth can be infinite in a finite world is either a … Continuer la lecture →