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Interview on UNMAKING with Giuseppe Feola
Giuseppe Feola was interviewed on the sidelines of his keynote talk at the recent Transformations to Sustainability virtual workshop hosted by the ...
Podcast on Degrowth with Giuseppe Feola
Giuseppe Feola was interviewed by the team of the NGO Action for Solidarity Environment Equality and Diversity (ASEED) on degrowth, its connection to food ...
Giuseppe Feola gives Keynote talk at International Science Council
28 May 2020. Giuseppe Feola gave a keynote talk at the International Science Council’s Transformations to Sustainability virtual Workshop today. ...
Three UNMAKING team presentations at the 5th NEST conference
Three memebers of the UNMAKING team presented at the 5th Network for Early career researchers in Sustainability Transitions (NEST) Conference ...
UNMAKING team members organize Second Utrecht Degrowth Symposium
Laura van Oers, Giuseppe Feola and former UNMAKING researcher Olga Koretskaya are among the organizers of the Second Utrecht Degrowth Symposium, which will ...
Call for Papers: Degrowth, rurality and agri-food systems
Call for papers for the Session “Degrowth, rurality and agri-food systems” @7th International Degrowth Conference – Manchester (UK), September 1-5 2020 ...
Giuseppe Feola presented at the Contesting Loss & Damage Workshop hosted by the Environmental Humanities Lab at KTH, Stockholm
Giuseppe Feola presented the paper Unmaking capitalism in transformation to sustainability: a politics of loss and sacrifice at the ‘Contesting Loss ...
New blog post: Degrowth and the Unmaking of Capitalism
Giuseppe Feola and Olga Koretskaya discuss how we can enrich our understanding of disruptions of capitalism in a way that goes beyond the notion of ...
New blog post: Strategies for a degrowth transformation: How useful are historical analogies?
Giuseppe Feola discusses the use of historical analogies to develop strategies for degrowth transformation. Degrowth scholars and activists often turn to ...
Jacob Smessaert a finalist in The Economist’s Open Future essay competition
“Green growth is doomed to fail, since it refuses to acknowledge the root cause of climate change: continued economic growth which proves impossible to ...