Two years on from The False Economy of Big Food, the UK’s food system remains locked in a costly contradiction: while unhealthy diets drive almost £300 bill ...

Contemporary economic and ecological politics frequently revolves around a fundamental problem, of what has been left to us by previous generations, and wha ...

The EAC is currently examining HM Treasury’s role in shaping the UK’s response to climate change and nature loss, including how long-term environmental risk ...

A groundbreaking new report from Ernst & Young's New Economy Unit (NEU) shines a harsh light on the extractivism which characterises modern capital ...

Economista, professor universitari i assagista. Autor de 'L'economia de la cura'

A groundbreaking new report from Ernst & Young's New Economy Unit (NEU) shines a harsh light on the extractivism which characterises modern capital ...

New briefing by CUSP researchers summarises evidence from the SEFS project on how social enterprises are contributing to healthier, fairer and more sustaina ...

I have been thinking of politics and death recently. In fact it’s all I can think about. I think you should too.

CUSP co-director Tim Jackson joins Jen Morgan from the Q-Community at an NHS Alliance event to explore the value of care, its place in economic thinking, an ...

Our roadmap has been shaped by experts across the world. We call on political leaders at all levels to use it, says Olivier De Schutter and others

An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That's the finding of a new paper by D ...

In his guest blog for CUSP, Paul Bain describes new evidence that questions whether people have insatiable economic wants, and how economists’ reactions to ...

Our roadmap has been shaped by experts across the world. We call on political leaders at all levels to use it, says Olivier De Schutter and others

Commissioned by Beyond Fossil Fuels and Friends of the Earth Ireland, a new report by CUSP research fellow Seán Fearon models how the constant, inflexible, ...

Jen Morgan from the NHS Confederation's Q Community talks with Prof Tim Jackson about his book The Care Economy. They explore what prosperity really me ...

Despite three decades of COP climate talks and a boom in renewables, global emissions continue to rise. In this blog, CUSP researcher Simon Mair shows how A ...

In a guest post for CUSP, Paul Bain describes new evidence that questions whether people truly have insatiable wants—and argues that economists' reacti ...

An unregulated post-growth transition in the North can cause crises in the South: debt, inflation, unemployment. That's the finding of a new paper by D ...

Commissioned by Beyond Fossil Fuels and Friends of the Earth Ireland, a new report by CUSP research fellow Seán Fearon models how the constant, inflexible, ...

Datacentres used 22% of country’s electricity last year, pushing up household bills, study suggests Energy demand by datacentres in Ireland has added hundreds of euros to household electricity bills in a pattern that could be replicated across Europe, according to a report. Ireland’s growing number of datacentres last year used 22% of the country’s electricity, more than all urban homes combined, according to the Central Statistics Office. The equivalent figure in the US and UK is 6%. Continue reading...

<p><em>For decades, we have conflated national success with wealth, using GDP as the ultimate benchmark. But as geopolitical crises mount—from US interventions over oil to intensifying global competit...

What does prosperity really mean? For CUSP co-director Prof Tim Jackson, the answer lies not in wealth but in health—and in the principle of care. In a rece ...

In his guest blog for CUSP, Paul Bain describes new evidence that questions whether people have insatiable economic wants, and how economists’ reactions to ...

What does prosperity really mean? For CUSP co-director Prof Tim Jackson, the answer lies not in wealth but in health—and in the principle of care. In a rece ...

<p><em>For decades, we have conflated national success with wealth, using GDP as the ultimate benchmark. But as geopolitical crises mount—from US interventions over oil to intensifying global competit...

Jen Morgan from the NHS Confederation's Q Community talks with Prof Tim Jackson about his book The Care Economy. They explore what prosperity really me ...

CUSP Director Tim Jackson joined BBC One’s Sunday Morning Live for a live debate on whether economic growth harms the planet, following renewed internationa ...

Rising GDP continues to mean more carbon emissions and wider damage to the planet. Can the two be decoupled?

Climate breakdown can be understood as a profound abdication of care: a collective failure to maintain and protect the conditions of life. Addressing that failure will take more than clever technology...

Rising GDP continues to mean more carbon emissions and wider damage to the planet. Can the two be decoupled?

And the case for a new food economy

Simon Mair reflects on the commodification of life itself through advertising that is focused on consumerism and economic growth. He explores sustainable al ...

This post introduces A New Economic Grammar from the Inner Areas, the first working paper of the Londa School of Economics, rethinking economics from rural ...