As authoritarianism, military tensions, and temperatures rise, it is easy to look at the end of the world as we know it and ask what the point of academia is.

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Global report provides an alternative to climate breakdown, political extremism and economic tensions

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 ...

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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 ...

Despite three decades of COP climate talks and a boom in renewables, global emissions continue to rise, rooted in capitalism’s relentless drive to expand energy use. Adam Smith’s The Wealth of Nations helps explain why clean energy has grown without pushing fossil fuels out.

Economic growth is often considered one of the most powerful forces in human history, and is regularly cited as a driver of ecological, political and ...

Published by the Management Educators Navigating Degrowth (MEND) collective, with Simon Mair as lead author. Work occupies a paradoxical role in many of our lives: can’t live with it, can’t live wi…

Some key aspects of J.M. Keynes's economics are reassessed, showing how they fit with and can add to a modern post-growth economics. While Keynes favo…