The making of sustainable economies calls for sufficiency in production and consumption.
The discussion, however, lacks a shared understanding on what it means to operationalize …

Compared to the prevailing sustainability strategies of efficiency and consistency, sufficiency
is poorly represented both in scientific literature and in political debate but has increasingly …

Sufficiency is an indispensable strategy for sustainable development that is gaining growing
attention in both the scientific and the political sphere. Nevertheless, the question of how …

Degrowth is both an academic debate and an activist call for a necessary socio-ecological
transformation. It proposes a just and selective quantitative reduction of societal throughput …

Housing the urban poor has continued to be a world challenge regardless of many research
efforts, necessitating more research focus on details that constitute affordable housing …

This article examines limits to per capita living space (ie living smaller and/or sharing living
space) as a measure for achieving sufficiency in housing. It studies the acceptance …

In the sociology of expectations, the future is seen as performative in the present: how
energy futures are imagined has consequences for how the energy transition might be …

To what degree do individuals experience sufficiency in contemporary society? Although
this question is highly relevant from an environmental sustainability point of view, empirical …

The theory–and practice–of establishing autonomy from the hegemony of growth is central
to the imaginary of degrowth. Yet to envisage pathways towards a degrowth society …

The social impacts of the climate crisis and the need for societal transformation to achieve
climate goals require integrated research and design of environmental policy and social …