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  1. 001Hacker NewsSEP · 16English

    Should We Accept Degrowth as a Serious Academic Concept?

    Degrowth, an intellectual movement championed by academics like Jason Hickel and Kohei Saito, argues that economic growth damages the environment and that poverty should be solved through redistribution rather than growth. The movement has gained mainstream attention through bestselling books and university programs, appealing to environmentally concerned younger generations, though critics argue it rests on misconceptions about economic growth and history.

    By Mark Koyama