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De-[Constructing] Growth: Decoupling Profits from Unsustainable Production*
While not offering a critique of the degrowth discourse, I throw some light on the debate by offering a deeper and more useful conceptualization that avoids the negative connotations of, and resistance to, “degrowth”
January 13, 2017
