In this episode of Red Reviews, Justin and I dig into Less is More by Jason Hickel. We break down the core ideas behind degrowth, challenge the myth that endless growth is necessary, and explore how ditching growth-obsessed capitalism could create a fairer, more sustainable world. We also talk about how the public wouldn’t need to sacrifice as much abundance if the wealthy gave up their unearned privileges. It’s about building a future where everyone can thrive
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Bookshop.org: Less is More – Available for $20.45, supporting local bookstores(Bookshop).
Blackwell's: Less is More – Available in paperback(Blackwell's).
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