Beyond Growth: Degrowth and the Well-Living Paradigm

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Meta-modernism: A New Operating System for Your Mind in 21st Century

What is meta-modernism, its key ideas, and their applications and practical implications for today's world? a conversation based on the following resources:Andersen, L. R. (2019). Metamodernity: Meaning and hope in a complex world. Nordic Bildung.Dempsey, B. G. (2022). Emergentis ...  Show more

With or without U? Assemblage Theory and (De)Territorialising the Universit

The University as AssemblageIs the "ivory tower" truly crumbling, or is it just being rearranged? In this episode, we dive into Jana Bacevic’s insightful paper, "With or without U? Assemblage theory and (de)territorializing the university," to challenge everything you thought you ...  Show more

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