Articles by Nathan Barlow
Degrowth journal goes live
May 2023 marks a landmark moment for the degrowth academic community: the first publications of the Degrowth journal are online. Degrowth is a free, open-access, international, transdisciplinary, and peer-reviewed journal dedicated to degrowth and post-growth studies.
Stop Cop City! Revisiting Degrowth & Permanent Ecological Conflict
Armored transport tanks, police vans and Bobcat tractors amass around the Atlanta Forest on December 13th, 2022, in Atlanta Georgia, USA. Riot police and paramilitary Special Weapons and Tactics (SWAT) teams raid the Atlanta Forest to attack land defenders, their toilets and kitchen. Shooting tear gas, plastic bullets and armed with assault rifles, they begin tearing down tree houses and other amenities. The police invasion was targeting people inhabiting the forest to prevent its destruction.
Degrowth awarded an ERC Grant: An interview with Giorgos Kallis
By Nathan Barlow, Giorgos Kallis, originally published by Degrowth.de In October of this year Giorgos Kallis, Julia Steinberger and Jason Hickel were awarded 9.9 million euros by the European Research Council (ERC) for a project titled Pathways towards post growth deals. This constitutes the largest ever sum of funding for a degrowth research project.
Degrowth awarded an ERC Grant: An interview with Giorgos Kallis
In October of this year Giorgos Kallis, Julia Steinberger and Jason Hickel were awarded 9.9 million euros by the European Research Council (ERC) for a project titled Pathways towards post growth deals. This constitutes the largest ever sum of funding for a degrowth research project. The ERC website’s overview of Synergy Grants describes the aim of the project as focusing on possibilities, policies, politics and provisioning – and then implementation in practice.
Reflecting on the emerging strategy debate in the degrowth movement
By Nathan Barlow, Joe Herbert, originally published by Degrowth.de November 2, 2020 This piece will close the ten-part degrowth.info series on strategy, highlighting some of the key insights and charting the development of the strategy debate within degrowth. We will then offer some insights on how our own understanding of strategy and degrowth has changed over the last two years since we first urged the community to engage with this topic more.
Cloud capital, degrowth, and strategy for the polycrisis: a conversation with Yanis Varoufakis
On July 5, 2015, at the height of the eurozone debt crisis, the Greek demos voted by a wide margin to turn down the bailout offered to them by their Troika of creditors – the International Monetary Fund, the European Central Bank, and the European Commission.
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