Why Don’t Lions Chase Mice: review
"When Watkins calls for a “brown new deal” he is not in any way denying climate science, he is trying to respond to the...
Food for Thought/Lón Intinne 2020 on September 11: video now out
This collective exploration of our response to COVID-19, the phenomenon of enforced absence, and our need for basic sustenance was organised by Afri, Feasta,...
Food for Thought/Lon Intinne: video now out
This collective exploration of our response to COVID-19, the phenomenon of enforced absence, and our need for basic sustenance was organised by Afri, Feasta,...
The Case for Degrowth: Review
""The Case for Degrowth" is a well written book, but my feeling is that it is already being overtaken by events on the ground",...
Psychopathology at the Limits to Economics Growth: Part Three
The Psychology of Decision Makers, Professionals and the Elite is part of “the system”
To respond rationally to a crisis of the magnitude that humanity...
Psychopathology at the Limits to Economics Growth: Part Two
The Management of Everyday life goes into crisis – mental health consequences
As we will show later in this article, this has enormous knock-on implications...
Hybridity & Culture in the Age of Social Justice
"We are all human beings sharing one Earth. We all belong here. I am tired of the colonial influences that try to say otherwise,"...
Podcast: multiculturalism and resilience
Nadia Hansen interviews Dundalk-based social worker Dr Washington Marovatsanga on cultural competence, enforced absence, the relationship between power and knowledge production, the problematic ‘palliative...
Introduction to Walking Home
Long-running Feasta member and blog contributor Patrick Noble has just published a new book, Walking Home, and Laurence Woodward writes in his introduction that...
Food for Thought/Lón Intinne 2020
Join us for this collective exploration of our response to COVID-19, the phenomenon of enforced absence, and our need for basic sustenance. A highly...