Workshop Abundance or Sufficiency?

Panel I. Historical Perspectives

Ettore Costa (SSM, Naples), Dawn and Twilight of Science Policies for Growth: Italian Communists and Swedish Social Democrats (1966-1973).

Damjan Matković (Institute of Economic Sciences, Belgrade), Environmental Concerns in Socialist Yugoslavia in the Early 1970s: Establishment of the Council for the Protection and Improvement of the Environment of Yugoslavia and its Session on 'Science, Technology and the Environment'.

Grazia Pagnotta (Università di Roma 3, Rome & Fondazione Gramsci, Rome), Ecology and Communism. Giovanni Berlinguer's unpublished 1972 Book.

Riccardo Tamburro (Université Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble and University of Naples, Federico II), The Italian Socialist Party (PSI) and the Green Transition (1983-1994).

Panel II. Abundance vs. Sufficiency Today

Antoine Dolcerocca (Università di Bologna, Italy), ‘Sobriété’ in France. Emergence of a Mainstream Concept?

Donatella Gasparro (SNS/ ICTA-UAB), Emancipatory Rural Degrowth Politics: Bringing back the Countryside to the Green Left.

Emanuele Leonardi (Università di Bologna, Italy), Entropic Labour vs. Negentropic Work: A Twofold Strategy Beyond Productivism.

Luisa Mohr (University of Catania, Italy), Fast Techno-Fixes, Slow Repair: Reparative Abundance Beyond the Labour–Climate Divide in Sicily’s Petrochemical Corridor

Rasmus Karlsson (Halmstad University, Sweden), An Ecomodernist Critique of Emissions Sufficientarianism.

Roundtable. Beyond the Abundance/Sufficiency Divide?

Ettore Costa, Antoine Dolcerocca, Donatella Gasparro, Rasmus Karlsson, Emanuele Leonardi, Damjan Matković, Luisa Mohr, Riccardo Tamburro