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Mentioned in 9 episodes

Less is More

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Mentioned by

César Astudillo

Pranay Somayajula

Mentioned in 9 episodes

Mencionado por

César Astudillo

como un libro que defiende el decrecimiento económico.

#216 César Astudillo: conocimiento aparentemente inútil, innovación y narrativas

Mentioned by

Matthew Remski

as an author whose work aligns with the discussion on the unsustainable nature of endless growth.

Mentioned by

Kate Willett

as an author whose work critiques the abundance liberalism promoted by Ezra Klein and others.

UNLOCKED: Nuke Mars (Bezos vs. Musk)

Mentioned as one of the books authored by

Jason Hickel

, the guest in this episode.

003 - Jason Hickel on Post-Capitalism, Degrowth, and Why Capitalism Can’t Solve Climate Change

Mentioned by

Zachary Marlow

during a discussion about Cartesian dualism and the justification of extractivism.

Monty Python and the Holy Grail (w/ Zachary Marlow)

Mentioned by

Peter Joseph

while reviewing the solutions section of his book, focusing on degrowth and its limitations.

Revolution Now! with Peter Joseph | Ep 54 | Feb 9th 2025

Mentioned by

Pranay Somayajula

, who states a friend gifted him a copy but he has not yet read it.

Imperialism and Global Inequality with Jason Hickel

Mentioned by Noelle King as the author of "Less is More", described as the Bible of degrowth.

Why the Degrowth Movement Is Having a Moment

Mentioned by

Jeremy Lent

when discussing the impact of capitalism versus scientific knowledge on wealth and well-being.

Jeremy Lent (Part 1) - Big Picture Systems Thinking: A Key Practice for Understanding, Transforming, and Preserving Civilization

Recommended by

Rachel Donald

to further understand post-growth economics.

Rachel Donald: Why is the World in Crisis—& What Can We Do About It? | Urgent Futures #40

Mentioned by

Charles Ross

as a really good book written by Jason Hickel from the London School of Economics.

Charles Ross | Lecturer @ Royal College of Art | Outdoor Product Design & Development

Mentioned by Jack as an accessible introduction to Marxism and critiquing capitalism.

Climate Vanguard: Organizing Toward a Livable Future

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