What Notion of Degrowth?

Both clearly articulating the differences between Green Growth and Degrowth as well as outlining the positive effects Degrowth would have on the environment and individuals' quality of life, this article brilliantly sums up that small is beautiful.https://t.co/GMm8RKz2Qm

— Schumacher Center for a New Economics (@Center4NewEcon) July 29, 2021

"Re-Imagining"

Good to see Schumacher College being featured in @Resurgence_mag. With our article, Reimaging Learning, Dartington Trust's CEO Alan Boldon gives a great insight into the history and purpose of the College. Click here to read more - https://t.co/yTTklgZNH1

— Schumacher College (@SchumacherColl) June 29, 2021

Why such an emphasis on the imagination? Because it is easily unmoored from principles and reality and linked to emotion for instead - it's a form of manipulation.

Ending the Myth of Market Growth & Imagining a Post-Capitalism World w/ Tim Jackson - 6/30/21https://t.co/FTwtPv3KUS

— Majority Report (@majorityfm) June 30, 2021

Are They All Collaborators with the WEF?

What should a post-growth economy deliver? Wellbeing and care.
So argued Susan Paulson, @ProfTimJackson, and @KTrebeck in the second session of our Future Economy Forum. Thank you so much for joining! @decarb_world @Hertie_Sustain @FrauChristiane @LukasSalecker pic.twitter.com/jyhAPKgJXP

— Oliver Ruhnau (@OliverRuhnau) June 15, 2021

Supply Shock by Brian Czech

Supply Shock by Brian Czech is the most thorough book on the steady state economy. Czech applies ecological principles to today’s economic issues and provides a vision for the only sustainable solution: the steady state economy.

Give it a read: https://t.co/iqVe8kmqmK

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) April 14, 2021

Post Growth

‘Post Growth’—@ProfTimJackson’s eloquent (and hopeful) invitation to a deeper conversation about ‘life after capitalism’ is officially published today—to glowing international praise from early reviewers. Details via → https://t.co/9wvJksaJTR #PostGrowth #LifeAfterCapitalism pic.twitter.com/yk6uS3L2vs

— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) March 26, 2021

I'm delighted to announce the publication today of Post Growth - #LifeafterCapitalism. Many thanks to everyone who's supported the book over these final stages: @CUSP_uk @politybooks @MamphelaR @yanisvaroufakis @jonathonporritt @KateRaworth @CarolineLucas https://t.co/l6YwQlcg8a pic.twitter.com/XeKYY5YQvb

— Tim Jackson (@ProfTimJackson) March 26, 2021

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The Impact of Declining EROI

The impact of declining energy return on investment (EROI)—New #OpenAccess paper by Andrew Jackson and @ProfTimJackson on #EnergyTransitionRisk → https://t.co/ODL2ayq1QJ cc #EcologicalEconomics #SystemDynamics #StockFlow #InputOutput #TransitionRisk

— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) March 22, 2021

Post Growth by Tim Jackson

You saw it before I did @AlisonDoig 😅 https://t.co/0yI1MDtp72

— Tim Jackson (@ProfTimJackson) March 11, 2021

Canal Life

Check out some of the fantastic #Towpath recipes featured in their 4-part #podcast series all about canal life, how Lori and Laura got started and the wonderful community they've fostered since they opened 11 years ago. #cookbook #Londonfoodiehttps://t.co/RgQuipaEhR

— Chelsea Green Publishing (@chelseagreen) February 9, 2021

Grass-Fed...

“We aim to produce quality grass fed produce that improves the soil, adds value to our community and sustains the farm into the future.” Meet #FFNnominee2021 Cathal Mooney (Co.Donegal). #regenerativefarming #healthysoils
See more on his farm here https://t.co/pzgUheXU9c pic.twitter.com/0M9hf7pZjJ

— Farming For Nature (@farmfornature) February 7, 2021

Her plan was to restore an ancient kind of habitat across much of the North Atlantic called “woodmeadows,” which are exactly what they sound like—a mosaic of trees, grasses, and flowers that marry the creatures of the meadow with those of the forest.”https://t.co/XKdRCTvIdj

— Regeneration International (@regeneration_in) February 7, 2021

New essay on the return of the peasant: 'The awkward class' https://t.co/LbVHl7A4Mz#neopeasant #ASmallFarmFuture #RIPTeodorShanin

— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) February 8, 2021

A White Paper That Serves Whom?

Improved environmental and social outcomes are possible even as #EconomicGrowth rates decline. >> https://t.co/C2RYM70iI1 #PostGrowth #Degrowth #WellbeingEconomy #BuildBackBetter

— CUSP (@CUSP_uk) January 22, 2021

Working Hand in Hand with Cultural Revolutionaries

Yes, #overpopulation is a major problem that threatens mankind as much as it does the environment.

At CASSE, we advocate for peaceful, logical solutions to this problem, not draconian tactics. Find out what they are in this week's podcast episode!https://t.co/8GaWs227uj

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) January 25, 2021

Pushing the Population Control Agenda and Enabling Oligarchs "Who Know Better"

Population growth should redound to simple math, yet #population stabilization is a political gauntlet. It must be addressed tactfully, yet truthfully and intrepidly. Brian Czech tries for all three in this week’s Steady State Herald.https://t.co/2j3KANU1xf

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) January 22, 2021

Herman Daly on Degrowth

Herman Daly is the founding father of steady-state economics. Unlike most #mainstream economists, Daly acknowledged the destructive impact of non-stop GDP growth on the environment and societal wellbeing.

Hear Daly deliver this message in his own words: https://t.co/wwGYlQcjYE https://t.co/JaeB3fvZto

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) January 19, 2021

Do I Trust the Oligarchs with Degrowth?

No. It should be left to local communities to initiate as a part of their revitalization and reliency programs. The oligarchs though will use sustainability for their own purposes.

"In his new book, Less Is More, Jason Hickel, an anthropologist and journalist, attempts to bring a comprehensive critique of growth closer to the center of the conversation..."https://t.co/LGMKw8jQNf

— Local Futures / Economics of Happiness (@localfutures_) January 9, 2021

"Feminist economics"...

Get ready, degrowthers!

Feminist economics scholar and author of "The Political Economy of Degrowth" @timparrique is our guest on Monday's episode of The Steady Stater podcast! This is the first of three appearances Tim will make on the show.#degrowth pic.twitter.com/lsImPPUjgA

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) January 9, 2021

An Eco-Marxist Critique of the Critique of Degrowth

Interesting eco-Marxist 'critique of the critique'. Good to see more left questioning of common property regimes, which are not a panacea, as I argue in #ASmallFarmFuture (& indeed as Elinor Ostrom herself argued!)https://t.co/BXou381kXT@g_kallis

— Chris Smaje (@csmaje) December 19, 2020

To Infinity and Beyond!

The idea that debt, leverage, speculation, greed, exploitation and parasitic elites can expand exponentially forever is magical thinking. https://t.co/SXBKFMhaBG

— Charles Hugh Smith (@chsm1th) December 10, 2020

Joe Rogan on Infinite Growth

Even @joerogan understands there are limits to growth!

In his latest podcast, he asks, "That is insane that companies are expected to grow infinitely... How can you just grow infinitely? That's bizarre."https://t.co/igUyHxgpbh

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) December 7, 2020

We Should Be Taking the Lead

Or Texas, at least.

The cost of global empire is a national security state oligarchy. That cost is too high.

— Michael Krieger (@LibertyBlitz) November 30, 2020

Kunstler on the Inevitability of Degrowth

"If you present a work crew with an abandoned strip mall and give them a few rudimentary tools, you can come back three days later and find all the cement blocks in one pile, the steel beams in another, the wooden studs in a third." Welcome to the future? https://t.co/8zv6PkURkz

— The American Conservative (@amconmag) December 2, 2020

Can Steady State Economics Be Appropriated from Leftists?

We're not surprised. Those with the most capital and resources will do everything they can to keep them.

That's why we advocate for the steady state economy. Under our plan, every person would be allocated enough resources to live happily and comfortably, without excess. https://t.co/uoR8jzehNV

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 27, 2020

The @ClubOfRome identified limits to growth at a time when steady-state economics was in its infancy. The club's report accurately predicted the ails of today: a battered planet, dwindled resources, and a precipitous decline in societal wellbeing. https://t.co/XxkegqTvi9

— CASSE (@SteadyStateEcon) November 26, 2020