Abstract 'Energy sufficiency'involves reducing consumption of energy services in order to
minimise the associated environmental impacts. This may either be through individual …

The idea that human well-being (WB) can be supported and even enhanced by using,
producing, buying, selling and consuming less 'stuff'is anathema to many living under …

While the use of industrial robots (UIR) promotes economic growth, it inevitably also has an
impact on the ecological environment. This research explores the relationship between UIR …

Neoliberalism isn't working. Austerity is forcing millions into poverty and many more into
precarious work, while the left remains trapped in stagnant political practices that offer no …

Plenitude: the new Page 1 Plenitude: the new economics of true wealth Setting the Course:
Paths to Sustainable Ways of Life January 2011 Juliet Schor Boston College and the Center for …

Policy makers and environmental agencies have echoed concerns brought forward by
academics about the need to address the rebound effect for achieving absolute energy and …

Many scholars and activists are now advocating a program of economic degrowth for
developed countries in order to mitigate demands on the global environment. An …

Sustainable development has been a political catchphrase for almost 30 years. However, a
genuine transition towards sustainability has not yet begun. The prevailing values have …

A growing body of literature suggests that more unequal societies have more polluted and
degraded environments, perhaps helping explain why more unequal societies are often less …

Recent research has conceptualized sustainability as the environmental efficiency of well-
being (EWEB). This concept takes into account the benefits societies are able to produce …