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In the past, degrowth advocates have demonstrated why capitalism and economic growth are ill-equipped to solve socio-ecological crises and outlined what a degrowth future would look like.

An interview with the editorial board of Ukraine’s leading left journal.

One of the paradoxes of the war in Ukraine is that some of us have discovered the existence of an active left and a critical and creative thinking in Ukraine that we (including the author of these lines) have ignored for too many years. Amongst our revelations, Commons, Journal of Social Criticism, is certainly one of the most important and productive places for us to understand the situation in Ukraine — and in the world.

The voice of the Ukrainian left

Zafrullah’s socialism was useful in contrast to ones offered by the dominant leftist parties of the country, characterised by theoretical obscurantism, fractiousness, political irrelevance, and their inconsequentiality to the daily lives of the masses.

Comment Writer Maxim Leonard explains why Fridays for Future and Just Stop Oil protests have failed and what is needed for climate protests to succeed

Financial Times commentator Martin Wolf says "it's the economy, stupid." The truth is more complicated.

A takedown of the pretenses of the professional managerial class.

Each group formed around its unique perspectives on surviving collapse rooted in social transformation and regeneration.

We think Degrowth & Strategy provides a good first reflection on the need, the meaning of and various approaches to strategizing for degrowth.