Hi Chas, that is a really good question. Our ultimate conclusion here is to do so bottoms up -- namely each of us acts as we can within our powers. In our case, the very existence of this podcast stems from a desire to do exactly as you suggest -- push it out into the mainstream. You'll notice that most of our interviewees (e.g. Julie Schor) touch on post-growth (think we need a better name for it, though) and I am hoping these get widespread listening and reading over time.
Great to hear Tim Jackson give some background to his work. My question: how can we bring post-growth economics into mainstream debate?
Hi Chas, that is a really good question. Our ultimate conclusion here is to do so bottoms up -- namely each of us acts as we can within our powers. In our case, the very existence of this podcast stems from a desire to do exactly as you suggest -- push it out into the mainstream. You'll notice that most of our interviewees (e.g. Julie Schor) touch on post-growth (think we need a better name for it, though) and I am hoping these get widespread listening and reading over time.