#postgrowth — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #postgrowth, aggregated by home.social.
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Being a Prime Minister (or a President) has I think two main functions
1. To stop the ship of state from sinking
2. To help the citizens aboard influence what course they’re onOur dilemma is that for at least half a century successive leaders have set a course that’s sinking and are too compromised to invite a different one
(need to update the UK-centric graphic below soon)
#degrowth is not #postgrowth
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Being a Prime Minister (or a President) has I think two main functions
1. To stop the ship of state from sinking
2. To help the citizens aboard influence what course they’re onOur dilemma is that for at least half a century successive leaders have set a course that’s sinking and are too compromised to invite a different one
(need to update the UK-centric graphic below soon)
#degrowth is not #postgrowth
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Marx, la croissance et l’horizon communiste
Chez Marx, une société industrielle n’est pas “aboutie” quand elle produit davantage, mais quand elle cesse de faire du gain sa finalité principale. Cette intuition ouvre un vrai horizon post-croissance : le communisme ne vise pas l’accumulation infinie, mais la réorganisation consciente des besoins, du travail et du temps. #Marx #Degrowth #Communism #PostGrowth #PoliticalEconomy La formule de Marx est frappante parce qu’elle…
https://homohortus31.wordpress.com/2026/07/17/marx-la-croissance-et-lhorizon-communiste/
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Confronting Extractivism //
@ProfTimJackson has contributed to a new report from Ernst & Young’s New Economy Unit (NEU), exploring how businesses can help drive the transition away from #extractivism towards a regenerative economy.🔗 https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/ey-neu-extractivism-report2026/ #PostGrowth #degrowth #beyondgrowth #WellbeingEconomy
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Confronting Extractivism //
@ProfTimJackson has contributed to a new report from Ernst & Young’s New Economy Unit (NEU), exploring how businesses can help drive the transition away from #extractivism towards a regenerative economy.🔗 https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/ey-neu-extractivism-report2026/ #PostGrowth #degrowth #beyondgrowth #WellbeingEconomy
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This week's read by @timparrique is excellent reading not so much for the embarrassingly bad article in the @financialtimes that it takes apart but as a fantastic case study deconstructing the whole class of distortions used to maintain capitalist 'green' growth narratives as feasible and sustainable. A great analysis and read. 💚 #degrowth #postgrowth
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This week's read by @timparrique is excellent reading not so much for the embarrassingly bad article in the @financialtimes that it takes apart but as a fantastic case study deconstructing the whole class of distortions used to maintain capitalist 'green' growth narratives as feasible and sustainable. A great analysis and read. 💚 #degrowth #postgrowth
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Is history linear or cyclic?
Mark Twain said: "History doesn't repeat itself, but it sure does rhyme".
Strictly linear economic progress will be catastrophic for humans, as cumulative, never-ending growth is actually going to be unsustainable.Therefore innovation itself needs to be more cyclic to fit within the constraints of the planet.
It's counterintuitive but biology gives us clues to the way forward
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Looking forward to learning from my co-panelists at the Wicked Symposium. I will try to be duly wicked. A brief consideration of the intellectual bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm should do it!
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Looking forward to learning from my co-panelists at the Wicked Symposium. I will try to be duly wicked. A brief consideration of the intellectual bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm should do it!
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Looking forward to learning from my co-panelists at the Wicked Symposium. I will try to be duly wicked. A brief consideration of the intellectual bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm should do it!
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Looking forward to learning from my co-panelists at the Wicked Symposium. I will try to be duly wicked. A brief consideration of the intellectual bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm should do it!
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Looking forward to learning from my co-panelists at the Wicked Symposium. I will try to be duly wicked. A brief consideration of the intellectual bankruptcy of the neoliberal economic paradigm should do it!
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Happening now at @ICTA_UAB: “Decolonizing the Post-Growth Imagination” with Prof. Farhana Sultana, from @[email protected]
A timely conversation on climate justice, epistemic repair, and decolonizing post-growth research.
🌍 #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ClimateJustice
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Happening now at @ICTA_UAB: “Decolonizing the Post-Growth Imagination” with Prof. Farhana Sultana, from @[email protected]
A timely conversation on climate justice, epistemic repair, and decolonizing post-growth research.
🌍 #PostGrowth #Degrowth #ClimateJustice
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📢 Join us tomorrow for "Decolonizing the Post-Growth Imagination: A Conversation" with Farhana Sultana.
Looking forward to an inspiring discussion on post-growth, decolonization, climate justice, and epistemic justice.
#PostGrowth #Degrowth #ClimateJustice
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📢 Join us tomorrow for "Decolonizing the Post-Growth Imagination: A Conversation" with Farhana Sultana.
Looking forward to an inspiring discussion on post-growth, decolonization, climate justice, and epistemic justice.
#PostGrowth #Degrowth #ClimateJustice
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Dear Fediverse, let's do the Old School Internet social network thing. I am heading to #Vienna , there 7 to 12 July. Who do I look up? Interests: #postgrowth , #polyamory , cool people in general. My German is only basic, sadly - not fit for deep conversation. But English, Italian. French, Spanish.
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Dear Fediverse, let's do the Old School Internet social network thing. I am heading to #Vienna , there 7 to 12 July. Who do I look up? Interests: #postgrowth , #polyamory , cool people in general. My German is only basic, sadly - not fit for deep conversation. But English, Italian. French, Spanish.
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The absence of limits on wealth accumulation is one of the greatest obstacles to any ecosocial transition. Limiting growth ultimately means limiting profit rates, the main driver of extractivism and other forms of accumulation by dispossession. #Degrowth #PostGrowth
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We do not need another Paris Agreement to cap emissions. We need a global agreement to cap GDP growth. Energy and materials should be devoted only to ecosocial activities: those that meet human/ecosystem needs while placing life, in all its forms, at the center. #Degrowth #PostGrowth
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We do not need another Paris Agreement to cap emissions. We need a global agreement to cap GDP growth. Energy and materials should be devoted only to ecosocial activities: those that meet human/ecosystem needs while placing life, in all its forms, at the center. #Degrowth #PostGrowth
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The absence of limits on wealth accumulation is one of the greatest obstacles to any ecosocial transition. Limiting growth ultimately means limiting profit rates, the main driver of extractivism and other forms of accumulation by dispossession. #Degrowth #PostGrowth
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…The yin to progressive enhancement’s yang is supposed to be graceful degradation.
Disgraceful degradation is not the same. It’s akin to #postgrowth instead of #degrowth
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…The yin to progressive enhancement’s yang is supposed to be graceful degradation.
Disgraceful degradation is not the same. It’s akin to #postgrowth instead of #degrowth
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It's apparently World Localization Day, and I've made the wise choice to stay up very late to attend the first session of New Economy Network of Australia's Post-Growth Futures Week on building local futures through transition and regrowth. Amazing discussion on the need to imagine the lives we actually want to live, connect with others, and create a world that allows all to thrive.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the week! (And to watching the recording of this session to catch all the stuff I missed -- central standard time is just a wee bit behind Australian eastern standard time...)
Event link here for those interested: https://events.humanitix.com/nena-post-growth-futures-week-2026
#economics #localization #localisation #communityResilience #postGrowth #degrowth #newEconomy #systemsChange
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It's apparently World Localization Day, and I've made the wise choice to stay up very late to attend the first session of New Economy Network of Australia's Post-Growth Futures Week on building local futures through transition and regrowth. Amazing discussion on the need to imagine the lives we actually want to live, connect with others, and create a world that allows all to thrive.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the week! (And to watching the recording of this session to catch all the stuff I missed -- central standard time is just a wee bit behind Australian eastern standard time...)
Event link here for those interested: https://events.humanitix.com/nena-post-growth-futures-week-2026
#economics #localization #localisation #communityResilience #postGrowth #degrowth #newEconomy #systemsChange
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It's apparently World Localization Day, and I've made the wise choice to stay up very late to attend the first session of New Economy Network of Australia's Post-Growth Futures Week on building local futures through transition and regrowth. Amazing discussion on the need to imagine the lives we actually want to live, connect with others, and create a world that allows all to thrive.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the week! (And to watching the recording of this session to catch all the stuff I missed -- central standard time is just a wee bit behind Australian eastern standard time...)
Event link here for those interested: https://events.humanitix.com/nena-post-growth-futures-week-2026
#economics #localization #localisation #communityResilience #postGrowth #degrowth #newEconomy #systemsChange
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It's apparently World Localization Day, and I've made the wise choice to stay up very late to attend the first session of New Economy Network of Australia's Post-Growth Futures Week on building local futures through transition and regrowth. Amazing discussion on the need to imagine the lives we actually want to live, connect with others, and create a world that allows all to thrive.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the week! (And to watching the recording of this session to catch all the stuff I missed -- central standard time is just a wee bit behind Australian eastern standard time...)
Event link here for those interested: https://events.humanitix.com/nena-post-growth-futures-week-2026
#economics #localization #localisation #communityResilience #postGrowth #degrowth #newEconomy #systemsChange
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It's apparently World Localization Day, and I've made the wise choice to stay up very late to attend the first session of New Economy Network of Australia's Post-Growth Futures Week on building local futures through transition and regrowth. Amazing discussion on the need to imagine the lives we actually want to live, connect with others, and create a world that allows all to thrive.
I'm looking forward to the rest of the week! (And to watching the recording of this session to catch all the stuff I missed -- central standard time is just a wee bit behind Australian eastern standard time...)
Event link here for those interested: https://events.humanitix.com/nena-post-growth-futures-week-2026
#economics #localization #localisation #communityResilience #postGrowth #degrowth #newEconomy #systemsChange
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…Voting requires almost no effort. It is the bare minimum we can do to not have utter chaos.
Burnham will not do #degrowth. So #postgrowth gathers pace.
And therefore what we do on the 1,800 days or so when we’re not voting matters waaaaaay more, and shapes what we’ll be able to do when what we’ve been doing goes away
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…Voting requires almost no effort. It is the bare minimum we can do to not have utter chaos.
Burnham will not do #degrowth. So #postgrowth gathers pace.
And therefore what we do on the 1,800 days or so when we’re not voting matters waaaaaay more, and shapes what we’ll be able to do when what we’ve been doing goes away
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Economics, always the dismal science, is now the object of active contempt. And rightly so. But: we are on it, people. Our side has economists too, and progressive economics has not been more lively since Joan Robinson was teaching in Cambridge.
Look for posts on #degrowth, #postgrowth, #NewEconomicThinking . Some of the heavy hitters have accounts, but sadly do not post much. I am nobody important, but I do watch that space and post about it.
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Economics, always the dismal science, is now the object of active contempt. And rightly so. But: we are on it, people. Our side has economists too, and progressive economics has not been more lively since Joan Robinson was teaching in Cambridge.
Look for posts on #degrowth, #postgrowth, #NewEconomicThinking . Some of the heavy hitters have accounts, but sadly do not post much. I am nobody important, but I do watch that space and post about it.
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Economics, always the dismal science, is now the object of active contempt. And rightly so. But: we are on it, people. Our side has economists too, and progressive economics has not been more lively since Joan Robinson was teaching in Cambridge.
Look for posts on #degrowth, #postgrowth, #NewEconomicThinking . Some of the heavy hitters have accounts, but sadly do not post much. I am nobody important, but I do watch that space and post about it.
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Economics, always the dismal science, is now the object of active contempt. And rightly so. But: we are on it, people. Our side has economists too, and progressive economics has not been more lively since Joan Robinson was teaching in Cambridge.
Look for posts on #degrowth, #postgrowth, #NewEconomicThinking . Some of the heavy hitters have accounts, but sadly do not post much. I am nobody important, but I do watch that space and post about it.
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Economics, always the dismal science, is now the object of active contempt. And rightly so. But: we are on it, people. Our side has economists too, and progressive economics has not been more lively since Joan Robinson was teaching in Cambridge.
Look for posts on #degrowth, #postgrowth, #NewEconomicThinking . Some of the heavy hitters have accounts, but sadly do not post much. I am nobody important, but I do watch that space and post about it.
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🌍 The latest CUSP Newsletter is live now. // Co-director @ProfTimJackson reflects on aggressive expansionism, rising militarism, and justice systems that punish protest while shielding atrocities—arguing that what's done in the name of growth, law, and defence is the very opposite of prosperity, justice, and security.
🆕 Plus new research and activities from across the CUSP community.
➡️ https://share.sender.net/campaigns/geG7/bread-and-circuses-cusp-newsletter-june-2026—
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🌍 The latest CUSP Newsletter is live now. // Co-director @ProfTimJackson reflects on aggressive expansionism, rising militarism, and justice systems that punish protest while shielding atrocities—arguing that what's done in the name of growth, law, and defence is the very opposite of prosperity, justice, and security.
🆕 Plus new research and activities from across the CUSP community.
➡️ https://share.sender.net/campaigns/geG7/bread-and-circuses-cusp-newsletter-june-2026—
#Postgrowth #Degrowth #WellbeingEconomy #BeyondGrowth #Sufficiency #TheCareEconomy -
'For decades, the recipe was simple: grow the economy, and poverty would gradually disappear. But the promise that economic growth would “lift all boats” has not been kept. While national incomes expanded, wages stagnated, work became more precarious and public services were cut. At the top, fortunes ballooned; at the bottom, families turned to food banks. Growth has become decoupled from shared prosperity.
It has also become ecologically unsustainable. We are edging towards a “hothouse Earth”, where rising emissions and biodiversity loss are destabilising the conditions that support human life. Around 92% of excess global carbon emissions can be attributed to the global north, and the wealthiest 10% of individuals are responsible for nearly half of global emissions, while people in poverty are the first to face crop failures and rising food prices. An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous.'
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'For decades, the recipe was simple: grow the economy, and poverty would gradually disappear. But the promise that economic growth would “lift all boats” has not been kept. While national incomes expanded, wages stagnated, work became more precarious and public services were cut. At the top, fortunes ballooned; at the bottom, families turned to food banks. Growth has become decoupled from shared prosperity.
It has also become ecologically unsustainable. We are edging towards a “hothouse Earth”, where rising emissions and biodiversity loss are destabilising the conditions that support human life. Around 92% of excess global carbon emissions can be attributed to the global north, and the wealthiest 10% of individuals are responsible for nearly half of global emissions, while people in poverty are the first to face crop failures and rising food prices. An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous.'
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Look what just arrived in the post!
Really pleased that it's finally out in the world - and that it's made it all the way to Aotearoa!
Also, if anyone's looking for an academic publisher in the broad area of science, technology and society I can't say enough good things about Bristol University Press, they've been absolutely fantastic to work with.
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Look what just arrived in the post!
Really pleased that it's finally out in the world - and that it's made it all the way to Aotearoa!
Also, if anyone's looking for an academic publisher in the broad area of science, technology and society I can't say enough good things about Bristol University Press, they've been absolutely fantastic to work with.
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"An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous."
Shout it from every rooftop, repeat it on every dinner table, demand it in every parliament.
The alternatives reshape what makes something a "good technology" and change priorities, qualities, and processes. This is why we explore #postgrowth and #degrowth approaches to designing technologies for sustainable and just futures.
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"An economic model that depends on endless expansion on a finite planet is not just unfair; it is dangerous."
Shout it from every rooftop, repeat it on every dinner table, demand it in every parliament.
The alternatives reshape what makes something a "good technology" and change priorities, qualities, and processes. This is why we explore #postgrowth and #degrowth approaches to designing technologies for sustainable and just futures.
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Post Growth Fellow, Ashanti Kunene challenges those of us working toward #postgrowth, post-extractive futures to look beyond recognition and ask: whose knowledge are we actually beginning from?
The article traces how dominant ideas about wealth, authority, and economic life have been shaped by colonial and racial hierarchies, and asks what changes when we treat Black, African, Global South, and ancestral knowledge systems not as case studies, but as starting points: https://medium.com/postgrowth/narratives-for-wealth-systems-change-a7020fee0b20?source=friends_link&sk=837a7a50ca2089ad26dab3e3774b6d28
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Post Growth Fellow, Ashanti Kunene challenges those of us working toward #postgrowth, post-extractive futures to look beyond recognition and ask: whose knowledge are we actually beginning from?
The article traces how dominant ideas about wealth, authority, and economic life have been shaped by colonial and racial hierarchies, and asks what changes when we treat Black, African, Global South, and ancestral knowledge systems not as case studies, but as starting points: https://medium.com/postgrowth/narratives-for-wealth-systems-change-a7020fee0b20?source=friends_link&sk=837a7a50ca2089ad26dab3e3774b6d28
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What Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations can teach us about today’s failed energy transitions—Blog by Simon Mair
→ https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/blopg-sm-energy-use-wealth-of-nations/cc #postgrowth #degrowth #capitalism #EnergyTransition #PoliticalEconomy
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What Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations can teach us about today’s failed energy transitions—Blog by Simon Mair
→ https://cusp.ac.uk/themes/aetw/blopg-sm-energy-use-wealth-of-nations/cc #postgrowth #degrowth #capitalism #EnergyTransition #PoliticalEconomy
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Damian Penston, writes in The Sufficiency and Wellbeing Magazine about the consequences of chronic insecurity on human behaviour and asks 'what kinds of economic systems are worth organising society around in the first place?' (https://www.sufficiencywellbeing.com/p/why-modern-economies-keep-people).
I suspect that the society would be a lot more relaxed and happy, with far less conflict. What do you think?
#Fiction #FutureFiction #OptimisticFuture #PostGrowth #Degrowth #Wellbeing #Housing #SpeculativeFiction #Johannesburg