Social enterprises and non-market capitals: a path to degrowth

Johanisova, Nadia, Tim Crabtree, Eva Fraňková

The aim of this paper is to look at alternatives to the classic for-profit shareholding enterprise and to suggest how such alternatives might be supported within the current economic system. Another aim is to link the social enterprise and degrowth discourses. We first re-define the economy as including non-monetised sectors (the core economy and the economy of nature) and discuss the liminal zone of not-for-profit and not-only-for profit organisations.

Icebergian Economies of Contemporary Art

Kathrin Böhm and Kuba Szreder
Icebergian Economies of Contemporary Art  (together with Kuba Szreder)

Icebergian Economies of Contemporary Art offers reflections on art and economy, stimulated by J.K. Gibson-Graham’s representation of the economy as an iceberg. Themes include visible/invisible; blue line or the surface; the gloss over the dark matter; me versus the many; and art world/s.

Warm Bodies: Zom-Rom Solidarity Econ

Stephen Healy
Boone Shear

A review of the film Warm Bodies (2013), a dark-comedy featuring zombies and romance. We read Warm Bodies as inhabiting today's growing social imaginary and belief that even amidst growing inequalities, austerity and unfolding ecological challenges, another world is truly possible.

A Postcapitalist Politics of Dwelling

Gerda Roelvink
J.K. Gibson-Graham

In this article we draw on community economies and ecological humanities scholarship to tackle perhaps the most pressing question of our time. How do we live together with human and non-human others?