By Zartosht Ahlers Much of The Future Is Degrowth is spent anticipating the ample criticisms ‘Degrowth’ invites: Degrowth is nice, but not a possible economic configuration; Degrowth is nice, but not an actual solution to climate change; Degrowth is nice,… Continue Reading
By Clara Ruault So for this presentation I will try to demonstrate why according to me, Gorz’s approach to degrowth is deeply rooted in his perception of self-limitation, and I will try to connect it to my current research topics.… Continue Reading
By Dorothea Nikolaidis “But he does not even mention the most vital interaction, namely the dialectical relation between subject and object in the historical process, let alone give it the prominence it deserves. Yet without this factor dialectics ceases to be revolutionary.”… Continue Reading
By Helen Zhao There is a great line in Alyssa Battistoni’s “Spadework”: “…organizing conversations allowed you to air grievances long suppressed in the name of politeness or professionalism, to create a space for politics where it wasn’t supposed to be.”… Continue Reading
Clara Ruault is finishing her last year at the Ecole Normale Supérieure of Paris. She has two master’s degree, one in philosophie from La Sorbonne, and one in history from Sciences Po. Her current research topics are the history of… Continue Reading
by Françoise Gollain *The author’s translation of the original article in French : ‘André, mon maître’, Entropia (Revue théorique et politique de la décroissance), No 4, Spring 2008, pp. 189-200; in a slightly abridged version: ‘André, mon maître. Hommage à… Continue Reading