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Jason Hickel

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Professor at ICTA-UAB, Political Science and Public Law • Author of THE DIVIDE and LESS IS MORE • Global inequality and ecological economics
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Global trade-offs between consumption, carbon prices and equity

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By Mengyu Li, Jarmo S Kikstra, Lorenz T. Keyßer, Jason Hickel, Keywan Riahi, Manfred Lenzen
| Nature Verified
Abstract As the remaining carbon budget continues to dwindle, economic growth strains efforts to limit global warming to 1.5 °C. Reducing unnecessary production and consumption in high-income regions and among the wealthy, and organising production more around human needs and human well-being, may alleviate pressures on technology-driven decarbonisation strategies.
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How to Overcome Capitalism – Jason Hickel on Socialism, China, and the West

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By Jason Hickel, Michael P. Mezzatesta
| ZNetwork
My guest today is Dr. Jason Hickel – professor at the Institute for Environmental Science & Technology (ICTA) at the Autonomous University of Barcelona, and author of The Divide and Less Is More. This is our second conversation on the podcast, and it comes at a moment of escalating geopolitical violence – in Iran, Lebanon, Cuba, and beyond.
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On the relevance of post-growth in China

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By Mengyu Li, Manfred Lenzen, Jason Hickel
| Nature Verified
Abstract Post-growth refers to approaches prioritizing human well-being and ecological sustainability over gross domestic product expansion as a primary objective of economic policy. While it is widely discussed in the global north and generally targeted at high-income countries, its relevance to China remains underexplored and largely absent from academic discourse.
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