We are an international group of researchers and practitioners interested in the emerging fields of post-growth and ecological macroeconomics.
Joined May 2021
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🚨 PEN coordination group nominations are open! 🚨
You want to contribute to the network? Join the coordination group!
No prior requirements, you must only be registered to the mailing list.
🗓️ Send nominations in by Feb 3rd, 23:59 CEST.
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Dear all, less than one week until we meet!
The meeting will take place in the
**School of Forestry Engineering, Room 1 (Escola de Enxeñería Forestal, Aula 1)**
from 9 to 12:30pm!
See you soon!
Exciting update!
Our June 18th meeting in Pontevedra (just before @ESEE_Degrowth) will include interactive sessions for all to engage and share.
Join us to shape our network's future and connect over lunch after.
Don’t miss this chance to meet and collaborate! 🗓️🤝
Quick reminder, see you in 15 days!
Exciting update!
Our June 18th meeting in Pontevedra (just before @ESEE_Degrowth) will include interactive sessions for all to engage and share.
Join us to shape our network's future and connect over lunch after.
Don’t miss this chance to meet and collaborate! 🗓️🤝
Exciting update!
Our June 18th meeting in Pontevedra (just before @ESEE_Degrowth) will include interactive sessions for all to engage and share.
Join us to shape our network's future and connect over lunch after.
Don’t miss this chance to meet and collaborate! 🗓️🤝
Don't forget to save the date!
Save the date!
We're inviting all members (really all!) to an in-person meeting in Pontevedra, preceding the opening of the @ESEE_Degrowth Conference.
This will be an occasion to discuss about the network, but mostly to meet some like-minded members!
More information to follow!
Save the date!
We're inviting all members (really all!) to an in-person meeting in Pontevedra, preceding the opening of the @ESEE_Degrowth Conference.
This will be an occasion to discuss about the network, but mostly to meet some like-minded members!
More information to follow!
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
We're looking for an outstanding post-growth researcher to help lead our major new project on Models, Assessment, and Policies for Sustainability.
And we're offering a 4-day workweek!
Check out the job description, and please circulate widely: ecolecon.eu/senior-researche…
Looking for postdoc opportunities to work on post-growth projects?
@ICTA_UAB is waiting for your application
uab.cat/web/el-centre-icta-u…
What could possibly be going wrong with mainstream economic modelling?
euractiv.com/section/economy…
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
We're hiring 6 new positions in ecological economics at the University of Barcelona!
The positions will work together to develop new post-growth models and policies to reconcile human well-being with environmental sustainability.
Full job descriptions: ecolecon.eu/jobs/
6-year @ERC_Research funded research project on post-growth, with up to 9 research positions with @JKSteinberger, @g_kallis & @jasonhickel
See more below
📢Please share far & wide
➡️4-5 PhDs
➡️4-5 Postdocs
in extraordinary Barcelona, with the even more extraordinary @g_kallis and @jasonhickel , on the world's largest ever post-growth research project!
🤗 Women/minority/Global South/under-represented applicants especially welcome.
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
Europe is presently in the grip of a massive drought driven by climate breakdown. Governments have been forced to ration water.
We are at 1.2 degrees. The notion that business as usual can continue at much higher levels is delusional. theguardian.com/weather/2023…
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
While postgrowth and degrowth are often defined as the “planned” reduction of production and consumption, there is little engagement with what “planning beyond growth” could look like.
That's why we wrote a new working paper with @cedric_durand & @E_Hofferberth. Thread
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
JOB ALERT!📢
We are looking for two postdoctoral researchers to help develop an exciting new ecological macroeconomic model of the Doughnut of social and planetary boundaries.
Full information on the positions: isecoeco.org/postdoc-positio…
Please retweet and share widely.
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
Job alert!📢
PhD position at @UniBarcelona in
"Identifying innovative wellbeing economy policy options and understanding processes of change"
with @mmbuchs, @DrDanONeill, @F_Demaria
Deadline: 6th of December!
👇
ecolecon.eu/phd-in-wellbeing…
ALT women looking into the distance through binoculars. text reads: "JOB" "Phd innovative wellbeing economy policy options. deadline: 6th of December, university of Barcelona. European society for ecological economics"
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
The #postgrowth movement is…growing. And we’re grateful for all those on the journey with us. We rarely ask for support but the #wellbeingeconomy & #decolonization IS about healthy #circulation of #wealth. #StayTuned for what's in 2023! postgrowth.org/donate #GivingTuesday2022
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
This new report by Oxfam marks a critically important step in climate discourse. It is not just personal consumption that matters, it's who controls finance, investment and production. And those folks have us on a death march. A thread: policy-practice.oxfam.org/re…
Post-growth Economics Network retweeted
If, like @trussliz you are looking for a new job, there is an exciting opportunity for 2 postdocs to work on indicators and policies for a sustainable well-being economy w/ @DrDanONeill & @F_Demaria at the University of Barcelona.
Start date: 1/3/23
ecolecon.eu/two-3-year-postd…
📣 There are two more publications in the PEN working paper series 🗞️
Hinton, Jennifer B. and Cornell, Sarah E. “Profit as a means or an end? A conceptual framework for an ecological economics approach to sustainable business.” (1/2)
Hinton, Jennifer B. “Limits to Profit? A conceptual framework for
understanding profit and sustainability.”
See all working papers on our website: postgrowtheconomics.org/work…
(2/2)