Political Ecology

EU climate policies and Biden’s IRA were important successes. But the current shifts represent a new challenge for the Green New Deal agenda.

In an increasingly polarised world, how do we mobilise majorities around the politics we desire, rather than the ideas we oppose?

We must adopt a new outlook on borders, free from the shackles of capitalism and inspired by degrowth.

Can ecology unify societies divided by politics serving the individual?

How do we make farming practices more ecologically sustainable? A degrowth-centred and community-driven initiative in Catalonia offers some answers.

To enable a successful green transition, the human element of this massive undertaking should take centre stage.

Despite its known benefits, innovation can also compound social and environmental impacts. How can degrowth change this?

Andrew Telford critiques militarised responses to climate-induced security threats.

Matteo Mandelli, Taube Van Melkebeke, and Philippe Pochet build alliances towards climate-adapted welfare states.

Chloé ten Brink looks at the tangible and intangible impacts of community displacement.