https://t.co/8eQsMCjBMA. Thrilled to be featured in Next City with my coauthors in a piece on our New book, Solidarity Cities. we were inspired by a recent event organised by The Cooperative Economics Alliance of New York City (CEANYC) on solidarity under Trump
Looking forward to reading the new english translation of @koheisaito0131 Slow Down: A Degrowth Manifesto. Degrowth may be the one thing difficult for capitalists to appropriate because it goes against the very essence of accumulation. https://t.co/P0RZfvLTQq
The Solidarity Economy by @SolidarityEcon is now available!
"Economists speak a language most of us don't understand. This lovely book reminds us that economics is how we collectively meet our needs. Be inspired!"
– Prof. Ruth Kinna
https://t.co/BZfSstXH03
"I wrap myself in wet clothes, douse myself in water"
As Western Sydney's high vulnerability to climate change continues with rising heat, residents challenge that financial concerns outweigh environment. @ConversationEDU
https://t.co/a4Znd92Fbo
We asked a 100 people in western Sydney about their everyday practices & struggles & climate change.
Read why climate matters to communities who are experiencing increasing heat & have lived with bushfire smoke. @sukhmani_sees, @agentdeclan
Link: https://t.co/OEPmSY3MDo
@healystep @sukhmani_sees @agentdeclan @MaliniSur The findings of the study have been collected in the report ‘Climate matters to western Sydney: Everyday sustainability practices in uncertain times’. The report also includes key recommendations.
@DHenryIII@ericareport Isn’t that basically what you already have state side schools largely funded through local government and property taxes? How much more advantage do rich people living in nice areas need?
Four #openaccess essays on "Fractured Kinship and Failed Utopias: Remembering the Brilliant Lauren Berlant" by David Seitz @mcleanhe @soni_p_grant @BBFarhadi and Stephen Healy https://t.co/oqHlz34InJ