The making of sustainable economies calls for sufficiency in production and consumption.
The discussion, however, lacks a shared understanding on what it means to operationalize …

Abstract Product-Service Systems (PSS) are widely recognised as promising models for
increasing circularity and sustainability in business, but the extent to which they contribute to …

Compared to the prevailing sustainability strategies of efficiency and consistency, sufficiency
is poorly represented both in scientific literature and in political debate but has increasingly …

The fast fashion industry is notorious for wicked environmental and social problems, such as
exploitative resource use, high amounts of waste, excessive pollution, below-living wages …

Rebound Effects (RE) are systemic responses that are relentlessly hindering the
achievement of sustainability actions' intended effects. Despite the wide recognition of RE …

Business action for sustainability is still mostly limited to 'weakly sustainable'activities that do
not significantly change the way of doing business and only decrease negative …

Efforts to address the consequences of growth-oriented economics through efficiency-
oriented strategies have been ineffective, while sufficiency strategies and absolute reduction …

Humanity faces a dilemma: The satisfaction of human needs gravely endangers the natural
basis of life. As potential strategies for resolving this dilemma, we revisit the discourse on …

The current textile industry is characterised by unsustainable business models. There is a
need to transform the industry towards sufficiency–that is a textile industry where …