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Anitra Nelson

Anitra Nelson

Anitra Nelson is Honorary Principal Fellow at Melbourne Sustainable Society Institute, University of Melbourne, Australia and co-author of Exploring Degrowth, co-editor of Life Without Money and author of Marx's Concept of Money.

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Beyond Money

Beyond Money

A Postcapitalist Strategy

Anitra Nelson

In order to overcome environmental and social crises, we must move beyond money

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Exploring Degrowth

Exploring Degrowth

A Critical Guide

Anitra Nelson

An introduction to the degrowth movement worldwide

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Small is Necessary

Small is Necessary

Shared Living on a Shared Planet

Anitra Nelson

Amidst crisis and fragmentation, the need for sociable, practical and sustainable housing is manifest.
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Life Without Money

Life Without Money

Building Fair and Sustainable Economies

Anitra Nelson

Examines the failure of the money-based global economy and how we might live in more sustainable, equitable ways
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Sustainable Housing: Why is ‘small’ necessary and sharing essential?

Could living in smaller homes and sharing our living spaces be the solution to achieving ecological sustainability and reducing social inequalities? Anitra Nelson considers how we could overcome the environmental and social challenges we face by...

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Four Principles of Degrowth
And why they matter

What is degrowth? This deeply political environmental movement could be the answer to the multiple problems of capitalism and its constant need for growth.

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