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How the Global South Can Lead the Way to a Post-Growth Future

How the Global South Can Lead the Way to a Post-Growth Future Evidence suggests small to medium-size enterprises in the Global South are prioritizing social and environmental impact over economic growth. Wind turbines, Lake Turkana, Kenya. By Kariuki Chege via Unsplash The ‘post growth’ agenda envisions a future where economies do not grow infinitely. Degrowth is […]

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The Global North isn’t ready for climate breakdown

The Global North isn’t ready for climate breakdown European responses to extreme weather demonstrate post-industrial nations have much to learn from people in the Global South, writes Aranyo Aarjan Flooding in Tilff, Belgium, July 2021 (Photo: Regine Fabri; licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0) When I was growing up in Kolkata, every monsoon the streets would […]

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Who is “we”?

Who is “we”? Ed. note: Robert Jensen, “Who is we?” The Ecological Citizen, 4:1 (2020): 57-61. (The version below is slightly revised for a forthcoming book, The Perennial Turn, edited by Bill Vitek.)  Who is “we”? We humans have made a mess of things, which is readily evident if we face the avalanche of studies and statistics describing the contemporary […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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