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What levels of technological complexity can we reach in a non-growing economy?
Science, technology and innovation in a post‑growth world
What would Science, Technology and Innovation look like in a world not driven by the endless pursuit of economic growth?
What new worlds might we be able to conceive if human wellbeing and the natural environment were the primary focus of innovation?
Here at the Post-Growth Innovation Lab, these questions lie at the heart of our work.
PhD researchers from the Post-Growth Innovation Lab present the results of the work they are carrying out as part of their doctoral thesis
Aitor Alonso, Jacopo Bergamo and Noortje Keurhorst
Savanna Books e Revista Pantera é unha editorial na intersección entre a literatura e o ecofeminismo, a cultura do coidado e a rexeneración. Nesta charla Cristina Camarena, a súa editoria, falaranos…
PhD researchers from the Post-Growth Innovation Lab present the results of the work they are carrying out as part of their doctoral thesis
Alejandro Fortuny and Víctor Sánchez
What levels of technological complexity can we reach in a non-growing economy?
This project calls for opening up a debate to deconstruct the increasingly hegemonic discourse of Circular Economy based on a technocratic approach
A citizen science project in the field of social sciences that aims to co-create the city of the future, a just and sustainable city designed for communal living and enjoyment.
Although it is very difficult to summarise in a few minutes what we experienced last June at the celebration of the ESEE-Degrowth 2024 International Conference, we have prepared a short video with…
We are looking for UVigo people who are interested in gaining international experience within the framework of European projects. In particular, we are offering four positions to be seconded to…
The Post-Growth Innovation Lab at the University of Vigo invites applications for a fully funded PhD position in the project "A Right to a Repair Society: Controversies, Opportunities, and Challenges…
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