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| adam_text | CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................
9
FOCUS
AND
RESEARCH
QUESTION
.................................................................................
11
CONTRIBUTIONS
.....................................................................................................
14
LIMITATIONS
.........................................................................................................
16
STRUCTURE
..........................................................................................................
17
PART
I:
FROM
A
GROWING
ECONOMY
TO
A-GROWTH
ECONOMIES
CHAPTER
1:
GROWTH
IN
THE
CAPITALOCENE
..................................................................
25
WHY
ARE
WE
GROWTH
ADDICTED?
................................................................................
27
ESCALATION
.........................................................................................................
29
LIMITS
...............................................................................................................
31
GREEN
GROWTH
-
AN
OXYMORON?
................................................................................
34
WHY
GROW
IN
THE
FIRST
PLACE?
..................................................................................
35
INTERIM
CONCLUSION
...............................................................................................
37
CHAPTER
2:
ALTERNATIVE
ECONOMIES
.......................................................................
39
ALTERITY
AND
DIVERSITY
...........................................................................................
39
DEGROWTH
.........................................................................................................
43
POSTCAPITALISM
...................................................................................................
45
TOWARDS
A
RADICAL
THEORY
AND
PRAXIS
.......................................................................
47
CHAPTER
3:
TRANSFORMATION,
TRANSITION,
AND
AGENCY
...................................................
51
SUSTAINABILITY
TRANSITION
RESEARCH
...........................................................................
52
GRASSROOTS
INNOVATIONS
AND
THE
SOCIAL
ECONOMY
........................................................
55
AGENTS
AND
ALLIES
OF
TRANSFORMATION
............................................
58
TRANSITION,
TRANSFORMATION,
AND
POLITICS
....................................................................
65
INTERLUDE
I:
GEOGRAPHIES
OF
CHANGE
.......................................................................
69
PART
II:
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES:
SPACE,
POLITICS
AND
CHANGE
CHAPTER
4:
REIMAGINING
TOGETHERNESS
...............................................................
79
COMMUNITY
.........................................................................................................
80
COMMUNITY
ECONOMY
............................................................................................
83
ECONOMIC
DIVERSITY
.............................................................................................
85
POSTSTRUCTURALIST
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
............................................................
87
EPISTEMIC
FALLACY?
...............................................................................................
89
CHAPTER
5:
MATERIALIZATION
..................................................................................
93
FROM
REGIMES
OF
SIGNIFICATION
TO
PRACTICE
..................................................................
95
PRACTICE
THEORIES
.................................................................................................
96
WORKING
WITH
THE
CONCEPT
OF
PRACTICE
......................................................................
99
INSTITUTIONS
AND
ORGANIZATIONS
IN
PRACTICE
.................................................................
103
CHAPTER
6:
SCALE
AND
POWER
IN
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
......................................
107
SCALE
...............................................................................................................
108
POWER
................................................................................................................
111
CHAPTER
7:
FROM
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
TO
A
DEGROWTH
TRANSITION
........................
115
INTERVENTIONS
IN
PRACTICE
......................................................................................
115
TOWARDS
A
DEGROWTH
TRANSITION
...............................................................................
117
DEGROWTH
PRACTICES
AND
POLITICS
.............................................................................
119
OPERATIONALIZATION:
THE
DIVERSE
LOGICS
PERSPECTIVE
......................................................
120
INTERLUDE
II:
STRATEGIES
FOR
TRANSFORMATION
............................................................
125
PART
III:
RESEARCHING
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
CHAPTER
8:
A
PRACTICE
THEORY
METHODOLOGY
............................................................
133
CHAPTER
9:
PLANNING
AND
CONDUCTING
RESEARCH
ON
A
DEGROWTH
CASE
STUDY
.....................
137
THE
CASE
OF
STUTTGART
..........................................................................................
137
RESEARCH
DESIGN
.................................................................................................
144
CHAPTER
10:
RESEARCH
AS
PRACTICE
..........................................................................
155
PARTICIPATORY
ACTION
RESEARCH
...............................................................................
156
POSITIONALITY
AND
SELF-REFLECTION
.............................................................................
158
CHAPTER
11:
DATA
ANALYSIS
....................................................................................
161
CODING
AND
CODING
FRAMES:
AN
OVERVIEW
...................................................................
161
FROM
CONCEPTUAL
FRAMEWORK
TO
CODING
FRAMES
.........................................................
163
TRIANGULATION
AND
FINAL
CODING
...............................................................................
170
PART
IV:
STUTTGART S
COMMUNITY
ECONOMY
OF
INFIDELS
AND
AGNOSTICS
.....................................................................................
178
CHAPTER
12:
ALTERNATIVES
......................................................................................
181
SLOW
TECHNOLOGY
-
SUPPORTING
SUFFICIENCY
AND
SUBSISTENCE
..........................................
181
UNLOCKING
A
SUSTAINABLE
LOCAL
ECONOMY
..................................................................
184
A
POLITICS
OF
PRAGMATISM
......................................................................................
187
TRUST-BASED
ECONOMIES
......................................................................................
189
CULTIVATING
SUBJECTS
FOR
OTHER
WORLDS
......................................................................
191
CHAPTER
13:
CONSTRAINTS
.....................................................................................
195
CONSUMING
TO
SAVE
THE
PLANET?
..............................................................................
195
MONEY
MAKES
THE
WORLD
GO ROUND
.........................................................................
196
FOR-PROFIT
POLICY
................................................................................................
199
THE
TRAGEDY
OF
(ARTIFICIAL)
SCARCITY
........................................................................
202
ME,
MYSELF,
AND
I
...............................................................................................
203
CHAPTER
14:
ENABLEMENT
.....................................................................................
207
SUPPORTIVE
INFRASTRUCTURES
..................................................................................
207
SUSTAINABILITY-RELATED
BUSINESS
MODELS
...................................................................
209
INSTITUTIONAL
SUPPORT
...........................................................................................
210
IN
COMMUNITY
WE
TRUST
.........................................................................................
212
TRUSTED
SUBJECTIVITIES
AND
DEVOTION
........................................................................
213
CHAPTER
15:
COMPROMISE
.....................................................................................
215
TRADE-OFF
..........................................................................................................
215
ALTERNATIVE
INCOME
SOURCES,
CHARITY
PROJECTS,
AND
SOCIAL
TARIFFS
....................................
216
DIVERSIFIED
BUSINESS
AND
TROJAN
HORSE?...................................................................
218
SELF-RESTRICTION
..................................................................................................
219
GREY
ZONES
......................................................................................................
220
SELF-MANAGEMENT
..............................................................................................
221
NON-CONFRONTATIVE
CONFRONTATION
...........................................................................
221
INTERLUDE
III:
OF
TRANSITION
..................................................................................
223
PART
V:
A
DEGROWTH
TRANSITION
IN
PRACTICE
CHAPTER
16:
SKETCHING
A
DEGROWTH
TRANSITION
.........................................................
235
STUTTGART S
POLITICS
OF
PLACE
BEYOND
PLACE
................................................................
237
ECONOMY
..........................................................................................................
238
GOVERNANCE
.......................................................................................................
241
COMMONALITY
....................................................................................................
243
SUBJECTIVITY
.......................................................................................................
246
TECHNOLOGY
.......................................................................................................
248
A
MULTIFACETED
TRANSITION
....................................................................................
251
CHAPTER
17:
DEGROWTH
PRACTICES
..........................................................................
253
REPAIR
.............................................................................................................
255
SHARING
............................................................................................................
257
CHAPTER
18:
DEGROWTH
ORGANIZATIONS
......................................................................
261
SYMBIOTIC
ORGANIZATIONS
......................................................................................
262
INTERSTITIAL
ORGANIZATIONS
......................................................................................
264
PRAGMATIC
ORGANIZATIONS
......................................................................................
266
CHAPTER
19:
DEGROWTH
STRATEGIES
..........................................................................
269
TRANSFORMATIVE
INFRASTRUCTURES
............................................................................
270
POLITICS
OF
HYBRIDITY
............................................................................................
273
HYBRID
INFRASTRUCTURES
........................................................................................
276
CHAPTER
20:
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
AND
SOCIO-SPATIAL
STRATEGIES
........................
279
NETWORKED
INTERSTITIAL
STRATEGIES
FOR
ECONOMIC
TRANSFORMATION
....................................
280
TERRITORIAL
RUPTURAL
STRATEGIES
FOR
TRANSFORMATIONS
IN
GOVERNANCE
................................
282
PLACE-BASED
SYMBIOTIC
STRATEGIES
FOR
TRANSFORMATIONS
IN
COMMUNALITY
...........................
284
PUTTING
SOCIO-SPATIAL
STRATEGIES
INTO
PERSPECTIVE
.....................................................
285
CONCLUDING
THOUGHTS
ON
MAKING
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
....................................
289
ADVANCING
RESEARCH
ON
TRANSFORMATIVE
GEOGRAPHIES
...................................................
291
AUTOCRITIQUE
AND
POTENTIALS
FOR
FUTURE
RESEARCH
........................................................
295
A
FALSE
SENSE
OF
REALISM
.......................................................................................
299
SKEPTICAL
HOPE
...................................................................................................
301
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..........................................................................................
303
REFERENCES
......................................................................................................
309
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| subject_GND | (DE-588)4244977-7 (DE-588)4066527-6 (DE-588)4117663-7 (DE-588)4060633-8 (DE-588)4120871-7 (DE-588)4058282-6 (DE-588)4113937-9 |
| title | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy |
| title_auth | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy |
| title_exact_search | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy |
| title_full | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy Benedikt Schmid |
| title_fullStr | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy Benedikt Schmid |
| title_full_unstemmed | Making transformative geographies lessons from Stuttgart's community economy Benedikt Schmid |
| title_short | Making transformative geographies |
| title_sort | making transformative geographies lessons from stuttgart s community economy |
| title_sub | lessons from Stuttgart's community economy |
| topic | Ökologische Marktwirtschaft (DE-588)4244977-7 gnd Wirtschaftswachstum (DE-588)4066527-6 gnd Wirtschaftssystem (DE-588)4117663-7 gnd Systemtransformation (DE-588)4060633-8 gnd Alternative Wirtschaft (DE-588)4120871-7 gnd |
| topic_facet | Ökologische Marktwirtschaft Wirtschaftswachstum Wirtschaftssystem Systemtransformation Alternative Wirtschaft Stuttgart Hochschulschrift |
| url | http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=032162341&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA |
| volume_link | (DE-604)BV041775095 |
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