While the notion of degrowth has gained traction in recent times, scholarship on degrowth
transformations has yet to provide a conceptualisation that captures key attributes of what …

Degrowth thought and strategies suffer from a tension between viewing the state as
incapable of initiating transformational change and making a political appeal to it to do …

Discussions about the circular economy have taken place in parallel with, but largely
independently of, discussions about degrowth. The present paper brings into dialogue the …

In sustainability science, the research is expected to go beyond disciplinary thinking and
incorporate different concepts, methods, and data to explore nature–society interactions at …

As a research field, social movement and political project, degrowth is a multi-faceted
phenomenon. It brings together a range of practices including alternative forms of living and …

Globally accelerating environmental breakdown necessitates a large-scale mobilisation not
only of the natural and engineering sciences, but also of insights generated from social …

It has been argued that to achieve a genuinely sustainable society, our mode of being in the
world needs to change. Understanding macro visions such as the desirable size of our …

There is currently considerable interest in what degrowth compatible business practices may
be and what they may look like. However, while the embeddedness of a degrowth business …

This article argues that the GeoCapabilities project should be rethought using the
philosophy of critical realism. This would resolve issues that some of the project's main …

This article contemplates and proposes responsibilities towards places. Such
responsibilities cannot be reduced to a mere sum of responsibilities towards humans and …