The Future is Degrowth
A Guide to a World Beyond Capitalism

A toolbox to build Degrowth as common sense… Preamble: --Of the 3 intros to degrowth I’ve read, I would rank as follows: i) Hickel’s Less is More: How Degrowth Will Save the World: foundational. ii) This book: useful survey on "why?", but missing "how?". iii) Saito’s Slow Down: The Degrowth Manifesto......more

Somewhat dissapointed in the book. It does a great job in laying out the argument against perpetual capitalist growth, as well as the general positive principles and vision of degrowth. But where the book is severely lacking is laying out the exact, material, practical, concrete *How* are you going......more

As endorsed multiple times by the authors, this book comes as a introductory, holistic approach of the Degrowth movement. It might turn out frustrating for people looking for simple answers and a list of bills to vote for and petitions to sign, because the book serves its full purpose: to holistical......more

A decent overview of the plethora of ideas that can be placed under the umbrella of degrowth this book has much of interest to the anti-capitalist reader. But its chief failure is that it cannot articulate a theory of change that explains how the movement can smash the capitalist state - the set of......more

Woah. While this honestly felt like I was reading a textbook, I simply love the degrowth perspective and this book did a great job at simplifying the concept. It addressed all of the typical concerns about degrowth while proving its achievability and giving direct policy proposals. This made me want......more