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Author of »Prosperity Without Growth« and Director of : Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity.

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    Mar 6

    🗣️’te Ekonomist ve yazar anlatıyor: “Covid’den Sonra – Pandemiden Ekonomik ve Sosyal Dersler.” Moderatör: Gazeteci Kayıt ve detaylı bilgi 👉

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    Mar 3

    1/ "Economic Growth: Slower by Design, Not Disaster" by Peter A Victor and () developed a systems model for managing economies without growth...sounds interesting right?

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    Mar 3

    Fantastic final project outputs: working paper and blog published by , , on: Shining the Light of Energy on Economic Models of Production

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    Feb 28

    An alternative perspective on the link between labour productivity and worker well-being from

    Worker wellbeing and productivity in advanced economies: Re-examining the link—New paper by , and → cc
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    Mar 4

    . Professor of Sustainable Development & Director on how ambitious, forward-looking and consistent can deliver a resilient green recovery following the publication of our report with

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    Mar 4

    Over 100 academics, 40 NGOs and 30 trade unions agree: fiscal policy should be an enabler, not the chain that holds economies back 👏We are part of a Europe-wide coalition to 👇

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    It’s been a long time coming. But this new mandate will be pivotal in reaching . HT

    In positive news today: ’s mandate will be updated to 'reflect the importance of environmental sustainability & the transition to net-zero’. : One of five priorities we offered in our recent letter. → HT
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    Mar 3

    In positive news today: ’s mandate will be updated to 'reflect the importance of environmental sustainability & the transition to net-zero’. : One of five priorities we offered in our recent letter. → HT

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    Mar 1

    The letter is offering five priorities for action 👇 Every decision that the Treasury makes should be through a climate, nature and equality lens, and this budget must be the start. cc

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    Mar 1

    MPs & Peers from across the political spectrum have written to today, urging him to use the Spring to build a green and fair economic recovery post Covid. → H/T cc

    MPs and peers from two all-party parliamentary groups have written to the Chancellor urging him to use the 2021 Spring Budget to build a green and fair economic recovery post Covid. As the last Budget before the UN climate summit (COP26), the Budget will be a litmus test of the UK’s climate leadership, says the letter, and must deliver action on climate and nature.
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    Feb 26

    Worker wellbeing and productivity in advanced economies: Re-examining the link—New paper by , and → cc

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    Feb 25

    RT : CUSP Director in discussion with i.a. & >>

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    Feb 26

    Paper et al on labour & workers' wellbeing: "relentless pursuit of productivity growth is potentially counterproductive, not only in terms of worker wellbeing, but even in terms of long-term productivity"

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    Feb 18

    The first agent-based, stock-flow consistent model of a (fast) transition towards renewable energy by & co-authors. This is exciting! Working Paper: Blog Post:

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    3 Nov 2017

    CUSP Director in discussion with i.a. & >>

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    23 Nov 2020

    Transformational Economics to Meet Net-Zero Ambition: Watch the full debate with , , , , here:

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    Feb 21

    Powerful speech by - we are pushing nature to its limits - chasing globalisation and economic growth has become a malignancy - we are writing cheques as a civilisation that we cannot cash and will bounce

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    Here is Dr. Mike Ryan speaking at a event yesterday about the catastrophe we're walking into. I genuinely think this is the most important clip you'll ever see.
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    Feb 21

    👏Great to see work progressing the question of how our welfare systems are dependent on economic growth. And looking at what we can do to transform them. ✔️Some usfeul eco-social policies in there and a strong prompt for further research and policy action 1/

    How can social welfare systems flourish at low rates of economic growth? identify 4 strategies to increase the resilience of welfare systems in an ecologically sustainable way. ▶️ read the policy brief:
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    Feb 21

    Two other reports to check out on the growth dependence issue: The UK’s Path to a Doughnut-Shaped Recovery: from & Wellbeing Matters—Tackling growth dependency: from & End/

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    Feb 18

    5 lessons Dr. Mike Ryan says we need to learn from Covid-19

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