Policy Design for Degrowth (with Timothée Parrique)

Episode 5 of the The Steady Stater podcast, hosted by with Brian Czech, titled "Policy Design for Degrowth (with Timothée Parrique)" was published on October 25, 2021 and runs 38 minutes.

October 25, 2021 ·38m · The Steady Stater

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Timothée Parrique joins us for a record third appearance on The Steady Stater! Following previous discussions exploring the social limits to growth and the European degrowth movement, Tim and Brian discuss the final part of his dissertation "The Political Economy of Degrowth,” which focuses on policy design. That includes property, work, money and more: don't miss it!

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Timothée Parrique joins us for a record third appearance on The Steady Stater! Following previous discussions exploring the social limits to growth and the European degrowth movement, Tim and Brian discuss the final part of his dissertation "The Political Economy of Degrowth,” which focuses on policy design. That includes property, work, money and more: don't miss it!

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