Mother Pelican
A Journal of Solidarity and Sustainability

Vol. 20, No. 9, September 2024 Luis T. Gutiérrez, Editor

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Anticipating Degrowth after Overshoot That degrowth comes after overshoot is not a matter of if, but when. It is also predictable that the higher we go, the harder the fall. Given human nature, degrowth will be mostly involuntary. This edition focuses on mutuality and solidarity in anticipation of degrowth. NATALIST PRO-GROWTH AGENDA GROWTH, DEGROWTH & STAGNATION GROWTH & CATASTROPHIC OVERSHOOT ON THE FAILING RENEWABLES TRANSITION CONTENTS Significant Research and Forthcoming Events What Would a Real Renewable Energy Transition Look Like? Richard Heinberg Population: The Fear of Limiting People and Our Things Robert Jensen The Prosumer Economy: Embracing Posthumanism for a Regenerative Future Uygar Özesmi Irresponsible Growth v. Degrowth v. Harmonious Growth Carmine Gorga Navigating New Horizons to Protect Human and Planetary Health Nadejda Komendantova Degrowth and Disagreement: Why Engage with Our Strongest Critics? Oliver Lewis Why We Must Confront the Dark Side of Human Nature to Save the Planet Kumbirai Thierry Nhamo With CO2 Levels Rising, World's Drylands Are Turning Green Fred Pearce The Energy Debate: Fanboys, Fangirls, and the Real Cost of Pollution Art Berman The Problem with Pronatalism: Pushing Baby Booms to Boost Economic Growth Amounts to a Ponzi Scheme Emily Klancher Merchant & Win Brown The Fracking Free-Market Fallacy Helene Langlamet Systemic Terrorism and the Illusion of Democracy George Tsakraklides How to Decolonize Our Battle Against Climate Change Laurie Parsons From Growth Fetish to Post-Growth Gus Speth In Trump, We Trust to Muck Up US Climate Policy Joel B. Stronberg Taking the Long View: Building Environmental Activism in the Next Generation Keith Kozloff Historical Lessons of Successful Conservation Movements George Wuerthner Bridging the Human/Nature Divide Through Convivial Conservation David Bollier A New SDGs Road Map? More Failures and Delays We Have No Time For Andrea Cardini The Massive Appropriation of Labor from the Global South Allows for High Consumption in Rich Countries Jason Hickel & Morena Hanbury Lemos Nostalgic Campaign Slogans and an Economy of Flourishing Carmen Joy Imes The Patriarchal Mystique ~ Al-Ghazali and the Subordination of Women V. A. Mohamad Ashrof US Voters Say They're Ready for a Woman President ~ But Sexist Attitudes Still Go Along With Opposition to Harris Adam Eichen, Jesse Rhodes, Tatishe Nteta Significant Research and Forthcoming Events Concordian Economics, Volumes 1 & 2 Carmine Gorga, Springer Studies in Alternative Economics, 2024        Introduces Concordian economics as a new synthesis, a new paradigm Restores and completes the ancient theory of economic justice Presents a vision of the economic system as a set of interdependent actions Volume 1 ~ Tools for Economists and Social Scientists Volume 2 ~ Some Applications Concordian economics website Demographic Growth The Population Problem: Human Impact, Extinctions, and the Biodiversity Crisis Nate Hagens & Corey Bradshaw, 14 August 2024 Season of Creation 2024 The Pope Video, September 2024 To hope and act with Creation, September 1 to October 4 Download the Celebration Guide World Conference on Science and Art for Sustainability Club or Rome, Belgrade, Serbia ~ 22–25 September 2025 Conference Website Behavioural and Experimental Economics for Sustainability (BEES) University of Florence (Italy) ~ 17-18 October 2024 Workshop Website Think Tank on Innovative Communication for Social Change With Andrew Gaines, 21-23 November 2024, Sydney, Australia Information and Point of Contact |Back to Outline| LINK TO THE CURRENT ISSUE          LINK TO THE HOME PAGE

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