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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Drawing on psychology, neuroscience and political economy, Tim Jackson’s fellowship aims to present an economically viable and politically meaningful vision of prosperity for the twenty-first century

<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...

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?

And the case for a new food economy

How do we resolve the great challenges to health and wellbeing? Welcome to a BMJ special issue of resolutions. Our aim is to begin each year with a range of short essays on one of these great challeng...

Climate breakdown should be understood as a profound abdication of care, argues CUSP co-Director Tim Jackson in an opinion piece commissioned for the Britis ...

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This month sees the audiobook release of Tim Jackson’s environmental drama series Cry of the Bittern. Originally broadcast on BBC Radio 4, the series has been re-released by Penguin and is now availab...

Dr Charlie Taverner on how food work is valued and what farmers and delivery drivers have in common with nurses and doctor.

A citizen-inspired approach to assessing the value of the UK agri-food industry.

To accompany the launch of the latest report by the UK’s Food, Farming and Countryside Commission, Prof Tim Jackson explores the hidden costs of our nationa ...

Kristina Mänd-Lakhiani speaks with Tim to discuss why modern economics overlooks care work, how the pandemic exposed the real foundations of society, and wh ...

Join Tim Jackson to explore how care can form the foundation of a humane, sustainable economy.

The pursuit of productivity often sidelines the essential work of care—whether for children, the sick, or the elderly. Catherine Liu, Tim Jackson, and David ...

Tim Jackson | ecologisch econoom: De „hypernerveuze samenleving” met zijn burn-outs en psychische problemen eist z’n tol. Postgroeidenker Tim Jackson pleit voor een economie die draait om zorg en zorg...

Zorg is veel belangrijker dan economische groei, stelt de Britse ecologisch econoom Tim Jackson aan de vooravond van de verkiezingen. ‘We moeten de overgang maken naar een duurzame samenleving.’

Britain’s food is cheap, but farmers are squeezed and too many people can’t afford a healthy diet. In this podcast, Will Evans, Emily Norton and Tim Jackson ...

We are constantly told to be more productive, more efficient and more successful. This pursuit of individual perfection, however, is taking its toll on our physical and mental well-being. And whilst w...

Join renowned economists Tim Jackson and Kate Raworth at The Conduit for a thought-provoking event asking: what if prosperity were measured in health, not w ...

As CUSP turns ten, Tim Jackson highlights the troubling shift in UK research funding away from post-growth inquiry. He argues that questioning growth remains vital in an era of climate crisis, inequal...

Utrecht (Universiteitsmuseum), Tuesday 23 September, 10.00-12.00 Care is the foundation of organic life. But its fate in the economy is precarious and uncertain. In our hearts it’s honoured as an irre...

Research council leader signals shift against funding projects that question benefits of economic growth