The COVID-19 pandemic urges to develop a new economy – one that can do without incessant growth, one that generates human wellbeing without the destruction of our ecosystems. This video-debate will discuss what a future without economic growth would look like. Four scholars from the Dutch degrowth network (ontgroei.nl) will share their knowledge and answer questions on the pathway to a society that is emancipated from market competition and the exploitation of both people and resources.
Introducing the four panelists:
1) Federico Savini, University of Amsterdam, Environmental Planning, Institutions and Politics
2) Miriam Meissner, University of Maastricht, Urban Studies
3) Crelis Rammelt, University of Amsterdam, Geography and International Development
4) Martin Calisto Friant, Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University.
1) Federico Savini, University of Amsterdam, Environmental Planning, Institutions and Politics
2) Miriam Meissner, University of Maastricht, Urban Studies
3) Crelis Rammelt, University of Amsterdam, Geography and International Development
4) Martin Calisto Friant, Copernicus Institute of Sustainable Development, Faculty of Geosciences, Utrecht University.
This event is open to everyone. Since attendance is limited to 100 participants, we’d like to ask you to sign up in advance through the link below. You’ll find the link to the Zoom call in your email!
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