Jason Hickel

Dec 4, 2024 | lacasademitia.es | Jason Hickel |Dylan Sullivan

04 de diciembre de 2024 (23:04 h.) Jason Hickel, Dylan Sullivan SCIENCE DIRECT ESPAI MARXResumenAlgunos planteamientos sobre el desarrollo internacional sostienen que para acabar con la pobreza y lograr una buena vida para todos será necesario que todos los países alcancen los niveles de PIB per cápita que caracterizan actualmente a los países de renta alta.

Dec 4, 2024 | resilience.org | Jason Hickel

Degrowth scholarship calls for reducing less-necessary production in rich countries to enable faster decarbonization and reverse other ecological pressures. But how can this be achieved? What is the mechanism? For many years ecological economists advocated setting “caps” on resource use, declining to levels that are compatible with ecological goals. This is a nice idea in the abstract, but it would be extremely difficult to implement. How do you impose the cap?

Dec 3, 2024 | diem25.org | Jason Hickel |Brian Eno

Fue una locura para los Demócratas pensar que podrían ganar las elecciones presentando una candidata inhumana, sin la más mínima visión política progresista, buscando el respaldo de los “halcones” belicistas neoconservadores odiados por todos, mientras armaban y financiaban un genocidio, despreciando y destruyendo a los que tenían la ética necesaria para protestar. La petulancia y la ceguera de los Demócratas es exasperante. Estas son sólo las apariencias.

Dec 2, 2024 | resilience.org | Jason Hickel

The Divide was first published in 2017. In the years since, many people have written to me, or approached me during public events, to share the impact it had on them. I am always grateful for this. And yet as a researcher, I look back on the text now and wish that it could include all that I have learned over the past seven years. Knowledge moves quickly, and I want to make it available to readers. My goal with The Divide was to serve as an accessible introduction.

Nov 11, 2024 | diem25.org | Amir Kiyaei |Jason Hickel

Jewish organisations in 19 countries on six continents, representing a multitude of members from diverse Jewish backgrounds and traditions, have declared their outrage and condemnation towards the resolution passed in the German Bundestag on November 7 under the title “Never Again Is Now: Protecting, Preserving and Strengthening Jewish Life”. The content of the resolution makes a mockery of its own title.