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Video | Divestment: Economic, Historical, and Moral Perspectives | Panel with Tim Jackson, Fiona Harvey and Rowan Williams
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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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Democratic Innovations after the Post-Democratic Turn: Between Activation and Empowerment | Journal Paper by Marit Hammond
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The holiday of exchange value | Blog by Will Davies
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A tale of two utopias: Work in a post-growth world | Journal paper by S Mair, A Druckman and T Jackson
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How to think about the meta-crisis without getting too excited | Blog by Jonathan Rowson
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Sir Roger Scruton (1944-2020)—An Appreciation | By Ian Christie
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What progress do we want? | Tim Jackson at Parliament for the Future, OECD 22 Jan 2020
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Facing the discursive power game: The link between democracy and shared prosperity | Blog by Marit Hammond
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Podcast | Morality & modelling in a Wall Street trading room | Daniel Beunza in conversation with Will Davies
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Tackling the political economy of transformative change | Blog by Daniel Hausknost
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The environmental state and the glass ceiling of transformation | Journal Paper by Daniel Hausknost
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Sustainability as a cultural transformation: the role of deliberative democracy | Journal Paper by Marit Hammond
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The ‘glass ceiling’ of the environmental state and the social denial of mortality | Journal Paper by Richard McNeill Douglas
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The World We Made | A #StoryFrom2050 at Guildford School of Acting, 8 Nov 2019
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The Case for the Green New Deal | Book launch w Ann Pettifor, Aeron Davis and Nick Taylor, London 23 Oct 2019
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Not Capitalism or Socialism, but both | Blog by Richard McNeill Douglas
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Whose Risk? Whose Responsibility? The Politics and Financialisation of Uncertainty | Blog by Nick Taylor
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The existential challenge of studying climate politics | Blog by Richard McNeill Douglas
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Usufruct: a historical lens on a modern crisis | Blog by Ben Gallant
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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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Green Populism?—Action and mortality in the Anthropocene | Essay by Will Davies
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Democratic Reform, Intergenerational Justice and the Challenges of the Long-Term | Essay by Simon Caney
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Democratising Firms—A Cornerstone of Shared and Sustainable Prosperity | Essay by Isabelle Ferreras
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Bildung in the 21st Century—Why sustainable prosperity depends upon reimagining education | Essay by Jonathan Rowson
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Nature of Prosperity Dialogue: Reviving Democracy | London, 15 July 2019
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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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Economic growth—our modern day religion? | Blog by Richard McNeill Douglas
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A Recovery of Practical Wisdom for Sustainable Futures—a theological perspective | Essay by Celia Deane-Drummond
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Podcast | Risk and Uncertainty in the Anthropocene | Conference w Louise Amoore and Geoff Mann
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‘This is not an elitist issue’—Navigating political divides, fast and slow | Blog by Will Davies
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Actuaries and the low carbon transition | CUSP at American Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, 3 April 2019
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Who Will Sustain Sustainable Prosperity? | Essay by Miriam Ronzoni
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Nervous States: Democracy and the Decline of Reason | By Will Davies
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Beyond the choke hold of growth: post-growth or radical degrowth?—Tim Jackson in conversation with Giorgos Kallis
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Hugh Montefiore and our present moment | Blog by Richard Douglas
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Paradise Lost?—Existential anxiety and the iron cage of consumerism | Blog by Tim Jackson
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The moral vision of environmental sceptics | Blog by Richard Douglas
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The Commonplaces of Environmental Scepticism | Working Paper by Richard McNeill Douglas
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Heat, Greed and Human Need | Seminar with Ian Gough, Guildford 1 Nov 2018
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Nature of Prosperity Dialogue: An Economy That Works for All | London 24 Oct 2018
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Can the financial system work for the economy, people & the planet? | Lecture by Nick Silver
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Work: a situation vacant | Blog by Richard Douglas
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Everything is extraordinary: Prosperity and the qualities of attention | Guest blog by Dan Nixon
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The Return of Character: Parallels Between Late-Victorian and Twenty-First Century Discourses | Journal Paper by Nick Taylor
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Climate Justice as economic mobilization | Seminar w Stefan Jacobsen, London 21 June 2018
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T h i s is not all there is: Thinking utopias as ideas and practices | Blog by Will Davies
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The Anthropocene Reading Group 2017/18—Goldsmiths, London
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Forging connections: Review of The Progress of this Storm and General Ecology | By Richard Douglas
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The Politics of Enclaves: Launch of Economic Science Fictions | London, 2 May 2018
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Anthropocene Dreams — Review of The Ends of The World | By Jana Bacevic
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Economic Science Fictions | Edited by Will Davies
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Sustainable What, Why, and for Whom: Learning from Moral Philosophy | Blog by Will Davies
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Promethean Planetary Care – Review of Oliver Morton’s The Planet Remade | by Nick Taylor
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Nature of Prosperity Dialogue: Ethics and Utopias | London, 16 Feb 2018
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Finance in the Anthropocene | Blog by Nick Taylor
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Christmas, Consumerism and Confusion | Blog by Jonathan Rowson
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The Good Life?—Review of Monbiot’s Out of the Wreckage | By Richard Douglas
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Why we’ve never had it so good, yet everything has to change | Blog by Jonathan Rowson
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Life beyond Capital | Essay by John O’Neill
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Realising the Future—Politics and methodologies of economic expectation | Workshop, 20 Dec 2017
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Podcast | World Accumulation and Planetary Life | Lecture by Jason W. Moore
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Commons, capabilities and collective action. A response to Ingrid Robeyns | by Emilia Melville
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Critters, Critics, and Californian Theory – review of Haraway’s Staying with the Trouble
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Where there is no vision, the people perish: a utopian ethic for a transformed future | Essay by Ruth Levitas
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Shifting the social imaginary | Blog by Jonathan Rowson
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The uncanniness of climate – Review of Morton’s Hyperobjects
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A Progressive Anthropocene? – Review of The Breakthrough Institute’s Love Your Monsters
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Freedom and Responsibility—Sustainable Prosperity through a Capabilities Lens | Essay by Ingrid Robeyns
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Imagining a world beyond consumerism | Blog by Jonathan Rowson
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Prosperity without Growth—Foundations for the Economy of Tomorrow | By Tim Jackson
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Reporting Climate Survival – Review of Gaia Vince’s Adventures in the Anthropocene
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Artists as workers. A response to John Bellamy Foster | by Kate Oakley
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Reducing work to transform work. A response to John Bellamy Foster | by Nick Taylor
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Political Populism and Sustainability | Guest blog by Mike Hulme
