Rethinking economic growth: Toward an International degrowth network

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1 ES GEHT UM WAS ! SERI 6:30 pm, January 12, 2009 at the Hub King’s Cross, London I. PoliDcs and Degrowth Dr. Mauro Bonaiu,, University of Turin (Italy) II. Civil Society and Degrowth in Europe Leida Rijnhout, ANPED (Netherlands) III. Degrowth and the Firm Andre Reichel, StuEgart University (Germany) IV. Policies for Sustainable Economies Dr. Steven SpraE, New Economics Founda,on (UK) and Professor Tim Jackson, University of Surrey (UK) The goal of this event is contribute to the establishment and consolida,on of an Interna,onal Degrowth network, one that values the complementarity and diversity of the many emerging European movements, and encourages and enables collabora,on between researchers and CSOs in order to move toward realizing a Degrowth society. Rethinking Economic Growth: Toward an International Degrowth Network

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  6:30pm,January12,2009attheHubKing’sCross,London

  I.PoliDcsandDegrowthDr.MauroBonaiu,,UniversityofTurin(Italy)

  II.CivilSocietyandDegrowthinEuropeLeidaRijnhout,ANPED(Netherlands)

  III.DegrowthandtheFirmAndreReichel,StuEgartUniversity(Germany)

  IV.PoliciesforSustainableEconomiesDr.StevenSpraE,NewEconomicsFounda,on(UK)andProfessorTimJackson,UniversityofSurrey(UK)

Thegoalofthiseventiscontributetotheestablishmentandconsolida,onofanInterna,onalDegrowthnetwork,onethatvaluesthecomplementarityanddiversityofthemanyemergingEuropeanmovements,andencouragesandenablescollabora,onbetweenresearchersandCSOsinordertomovetowardrealizingaDegrowthsociety.

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Growth in Transition

•  International Conference 28 and 29 January 2010, Vienna •  Scientific Workshop 27 January 2010, Vienna •  An Initiative of the Austrian Environment Ministry in cooperation with 15 partners •  Does economic growth solve our problems (such as unemployment, increasing

poverty or environmental pollution), or does it cause these problems? •  The conference deliberately tackles a broad range of topics in order to involve

as many different stakeholders as possible to trigger a wide public debate.

http://www.growthintransition.eu

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  GrowthinTransi,onwillbediscussedonthebasisofthefollowingthemes:

•MoneyandtheFinancialSystem•GrowthandResourceUse•SocialJus,ceandPoverty•SustainableProduc,onandConsump,on•RegionalAspects•MacroeconomicsforSustainability

•QualityofLifeandMeasurementofProsperity•Work•Governance•SustainableManagement

  Thekeythemesarealsodiscussedontheinternet(seehEp://www.growthintransi,on.eu/discussion‐forum/)

Growth in Transition

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The second international conference on degrowth will develop clear policy proposals and strategies for action on degrowth and define the key open questions and research agenda.

High emphasis on the development of cooperative research in the areas of money, work, infrastructure, advertising, natural resources, housing, basic income and income ceiling etc.

Degrowth 2.0