Discovering a sober society
“Slow down or Perish: the economics of degrowth” is the title of the book written by Timothée Parrique which establishes new bases for thinking about society differently. Let's take the exercise one step further.
Exiting crises through rights, equality and democracy: a contribution to the discussion (Part II)
What would be some of the fundamental questions to ask and what could be some avenues to explore to equip ourselves with policies, rules and institutions that allow us to live better?
Exiting crises through rights, equality and democracy: a contribution to the discussion (Part I)
What could be the basic characteristics of a general process of discussion and deliberation allowing us to question and reform our political choices, our institutions and our ways of acting, in order to live better?
Towards an inflationary transition?
As a response to the current crises, Europe offers us “green growth” without questioning the neoliberal economic system. Is this the solution?
Reopening of mines in Europe, challenges and alternatives
The reopening of mines could be necessary to support our industrial effort, but what is the real goal of this development?
For an immediate democratization of the mining question in Belgium.
“The adoption of the new “Mining Code” is planned for 2023. The exploitation of these resources is a fundamental question which first deserves the broadest and most publicized citizen consultation possible. »
Climate change and the costs of transition
Climate change and environmental degradation constitute a major global challenge that has a significant collective impact.
Pour Parler de Paix n°120 – Resilience: between strategic objective and smoke screen.
The latest issue of Pour Parler de Paix has arrived. This 120th issue is dedicated to the resilience of the European Union.
“Tomorrow, will we still have enough metals to meet our needs? » Carte blanche – La Libre
Carte blanche from Géraldine Duquenne, research and advocacy officer at the Justice & Peace Commission. The Free.
What ecological transition for tomorrow? Energy, climate, metals (Part 3)
To stem the ecological catastrophe, sobriety is essential. It is urgent that our politicians admit this and take control of it.
