> among 115 definitions analysed there is a consistent idea, which is that degrowth is “a downscaling of production and consumption to reduce ecological footprints planned democratically in a way that is equitable while securing wellbeing”. Even within that, there is a lot to unpack.
The article doesn't unpack any of this and just points to the lack of consensus on any one unifying theory or set of policy recommendations.
> among 115 definitions analysed there is a consistent idea, which is that degrowth is “a downscaling of production and consumption to reduce ecological footprints planned democratically in a way that is equitable while securing wellbeing”. Even within that, there is a lot to unpack.
The article doesn't unpack any of this and just points to the lack of consensus on any one unifying theory or set of policy recommendations.
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