Good morning everyone!
Looking for something to listen to on your way to work or at lunch today? We recommend our latest episode w/ compañera Bianka Nora of O2O Strategy Group!
https://t.co/UE14XMPjm3
(podcast available wherever you get ur podcast fix)
Two excellent short pieces that a) respond to Huber's points, b) outline why degrowth needs to be understand beyond caricature
@KaiHeron https://t.co/BJSPvqmz5x
@BueRubner, Emanuele Leonardi & Nick Dyer-Witheford https://t.co/1cCt65N4Np
One year ago, we published The Future is Degrowth – with @a_vansi and Andrea Vetter @versobooks.
The reactions were overwhelming. So many reviews, enthusiastic and critical comments, reading groups, audiobook, translations in the making… Thank you so much. 🧵 on some reactions.
I’m at the Full Monty TV series premiere in Sheffield. The writers @alicenut1 and Simon Beaufoy can’t go in as they’re taking part in the #WGAStrike so they’re raising awareness of the strike outside. Solidarity!
I should add that some areas in Pakistan are actually suffering even higher temperatures than India. The dangers of wet bulb temperatures are going to be a major issue of concern in the coming decades for this region.
🚨Chile's President Boric plans to nationalize lithium
Resource nationalism all the rage in Global South (Mexico, Indonesia, Bolivia) and North ("critical minerals" securitization) albeit from very distinct geoeconomic positions. But there's more to this🧵https://t.co/2yQxsvFvzK
@ytnessisdeath @GrizzlebeesSea There’s a great episode of the @SpadeworkPod where they interview the author that helps explore some of the ideas too! https://t.co/h8UIHRo4OJ
And I’d also recommend Nunes’s text Organization of the Organizationless (https://t.co/Xq65cW7rxi) which covers similar things
Here is Prof. Jason Hickel debunking green growth in front of the Dutch Parliament.
"Decarbonization with growth is like trying to run down an escalator that is accelerating upwards."
A key question for our time: What is ecological syndicalism?
Once this important text comes out, we'll have either an event or course on that question in Common Ecologies.
Watch this space!
Nearly 60 percent of Berliners voted to socialize corporate-owned flats in September 2021. Since then, politicians have questioned whether the move would really help tenants. A new RLS study shows: socialization lowers rents!
See the 🧵 for a couple of striking facts:
Stuart Hall, born on this day in 1932, is widely regarded as the founding father of cultural studies. He was a fierce advocate of a Marxism “without guarantees” and one of the first to identify and critically interrogate the rise of neoliberal capitalism.