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The Care Economy | By Tim Jackson
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Arts and creative approaches to mainstreaming sustainable consumption | #SCORAI2025
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Workshop: Sustainability, Imagination and Aesthetics | Guildford, 26-27 June 2024
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Living well today and tomorrow: young people, good life narratives, and sustainability | Working Paper
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The Utopian Spirit of Uncertainty | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Doctor Who and the seeds of anxiety: exploring popular narratives of energy justice and exploitation | Journal Paper
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The People’s Palace of Possibility | Rotherham, 14 Sept – 1 Oct 2023
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Why science needs the arts | Radio NZ programme with Tim Jackson
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The People’s Palace of Possibility | Caithness, 27 Jul – 13 Aug 2023
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When the dancing went wrong, the evening went right: An argument for ageing and changing cultural practice | Journal Paper
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Art, Climate, Transition (ACT) Symposium | London, 28-29 Jun 2023
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Young Lives in Seven Cities | CYCLES exhibition at National Arts Festival, Makhanda ZA, 22 June 2023
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Echoes of immortality: Art and the Wellbeing Economy | By Tim Jackson
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Economics for Rebels | CUSP Newsletter, April 2023
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No wealth without health | CUSP Newsletter, February 2023
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Utopias in Hibernation | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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2022 Eric Zencey Prize in Ecological Economics awarded to Tim Jackson’s book ‘Post Growth: Life After Capitalism’
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The Rest & Slowness Potluck with Jennie Moran and Malaika Cunningham | London, 22 Nov 2022
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No more fairy tales | Guest blog by Denise Baden
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#ClimateParenting podcast series with Babita Sharma and Katy Glassborow shortlisted for #CHWAAwards2022
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The Light Tree Celebrations | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Rainbow Bridge | BBC Radio drama series by Tim Jackson airing again
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Animation | Mental health in the context of growth-dependency and climate breakdown—Short-film animation
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Harvesting Real Utopias—Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Bread & Roses | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Culture and consumption | Blog by Denise Baden
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The Fifth Giant (or What Would You Do?) | Blog by Malaika Cunningham and Charlotte Mountford
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In praise of the small & humble | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Re-visiting the Owenites—contemporary cultural co-ops | Blog by Kate Oakley
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A more personal utopia: the potluck | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Dear World Leaders—A response to children’s letters about climate change | A Book for Children
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The urgency of reciprocity with the vegetal, fungal, and animal | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Languages of land as night draws in | Film Screening and discussion at #ESRCFestival, 24 Nov 2021
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Languages of land as night draws | Audio-visual performance installation at #ESRCFestival, Caithness 11 Nov 2021
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Young People’s Lives in NZ and ZA | Film Screening at #ESRCFestival, 9 Nov 2021
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Floating Worlds | Film screening and book publication | Glasgow 11 Nov 2021
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Life After Capitalism: Tim Jackson in conversation with Molly Scott Cato | Guildford Book Festival, 6 Oct 2021
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Arts and social sustainability: Promoting intergenerational relations through community theatre | Journal Paper by Anthony Killick
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Season for Change | UK-wide cultural programme inspiring urgent and inclusive action on climate change, Autumn 2021
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Ancient, fresh visions of land | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Speculative storytelling for positive, diverse futures | Live online event with Q&A, 28 Jun 2021
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Sustainable fashion designers inspiring policy change: how enterprises can be supported for a sustainable future | Blog by Fergus Lyon
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Can micro and small fashion businesses revolutionise fashion? | Event series, Online 17-21 May 2021
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Participatory performance as policy-making | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Collecting Real Utopias: Introductions | Blog by Malaika Cunningham
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Video | 6th Nature of Prosperity Dialogue—with Rowan Williams, Jane Davidson, Roman Krznaric, Madeline Bunting and many others
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Nature Writing for the Common Good—A collection of essays on nature, ecological challenges, and connections between people and places
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Where the Kites Fly—By Mahima Sukhdev
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Adagio for Belonging—By Joanna Gerrard
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The Common—By Claire Mascall
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The Nature of my Estate—By Liz Child
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Bluebells—By Caroline Bateson
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Walking Through Trauma—By Sophie Lawson
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A Fascination with Seals—By Jacqueline Hitt
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Talking with Sunand—By Frances Voelcker
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Ignorance and Bliss—By Orlaith Delargy
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*EMOTIONAL* MONTAGES and the comfort of meritocracy | Blog by Mark Ball
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The Politics of Participation in Cultural Policy Making | Journal Paper by Elysia Lechelt and Malaika Cunningham
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Cultural Industries and the Environmental Crisis: New Approaches for Policy | Edited by Kate Oakley and Mark Banks
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Materialism as a barrier to sustainable wellbeing | Blog by Amy Isham
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COVID-19 and The People’s Palace of Possibility | A Postal Art Project
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The Altruist Within: In pursuit of sustainability and justice in a broken financial system | By Tim Jackson
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Let’s Be Less Productive—Restoring the Value of Care | Article by Tim Jackson for The New York Times
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The World We Made: Fear, rage, and greater hope in tackling the climate crisis | Theatre review by Jen Horn
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The World We Made | A #StoryFrom2050 at Guildford School of Acting, 8 Nov 2019
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The People’s Palace of Possibility at #ESRCFestival | Lancaster, 7 Nov 2019
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The World We Made | A #StoryFrom2050 at Farnham Maltings, 2 Nov 2019
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The World We Made | Premiere at Change Festival, 18 Oct 2019
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Policy and Protest in the Creative City | Blog by Anthony Killick
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Resisting the Creative Economy on Liverpool’s North Shore: Art-Based Political Communication in Practice | Journal Paper by Anthony Killick
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A new moral foundation for effective politics?—Populism, loyalty and the relevance of Ruskin | Blog by Charles Seaford
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A Future Fantastic | Festival of protest, performance and utopia-building, Theatre Deli Sheffield 4–20 July 2019
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Nature Writing for the Common Good—CUSP calling for unpublished writers to contribute to a new online collection
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New Nature Writing: a force for sustainability and the common good? | Blog by Ian Christie and Kate Oakley
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Green Stories Writing: How writers are imagining a greener future | Guest blog by Denise Baden
