authors

                                               title

1

                                         Concepts & Theory

1.1

Samerski, S.

Tools for degrowth? Ivan Illich´s critique of technology revisited

1.2

García, J., et. al

Methodological Luddism: A concept for tying degrowth to the assessment and regulation of
technologies.

1.3

Likavčan, L., Scholz-Wackerle, M.

Technology appropriation in a de-growing economy

1.4

Heikkurinen, P.

Degrowth by means of technology? A treatise for an ethos of releasement

2

                                               Cases

2.1

Bradley, K.

Bike Kitchens: Spaces for convivial tools

2.2

Kostakis, V., et. al

The convergence of digital commons with local manufacturing from a degrowth perspective: Two
illustrative cases

2.3

March, H.

The Smart City and other ICT-led techno-imaginaries: Any room for dialogue with Degrowth?

2.4

Wells, P.

Degrowth and techno-business model innovation: The case of Riversimple

2.5

Hankammer, S., Kleer, R.

Degrowth and collaborative value creation: Reflections on concepts and technologies

2.6

Haucke, F.

Smartphone-enabled social change: evidence from the Fairphone case?

2.7

Pueyo, S.

Growth, degrowth, and the challenge of artificial superintelligence

2.8

Metze, Tamara

Framing the future of fracking: discursive lock-in or energy degrowth in the Netherlands?

2.9

Rommel, J., et. al.

Community renewable energy at a crossroads: A think piece on degrowth, technology, and the
democratization of the German energy system

2.10

Ferrari, C. A., Chartier, C.

Degrowth, energy democracy, technology and social-ecological relations: Discussing a localised
energy system in Vaxjö, Sweden

2.11

Muraca, B., Neuber, F.

Viable and convivial technologies: Considerations on Climate Engineering from a degrowth
perspective.

3

                                            Evaluation

3.1

Bonaiuti, M.

Are we entering the age of involuntary degrowth? Promethean technologies and declining returns of
innovation

3.2

Gomiero, T.

Agriculture and degrowth: State of the art and assessment of organic and biotech-based agriculture
from a degrowth perspective.

3.3

Alexander, S., Yacoumis, P.

Degrowth, energy descent, and ‘low-tech’ living: Potential pathways for increased resilience in
times of crisis

3.4

Lizarralde, I., Tyl, B.

A framework for the integration of the conviviality concept in the design process.

3.5

Vetter, A.

The Matrix of Convivial Technology – Assessing technologies for degrowth

3.6

Zoellick, J.C., Bisht, A.

Powering and organizing technology from a degrowth perspective.

4

                                            Governance

4.1

Strand, R., et. al.

New narratives for innovation

4.2

Grunwald, A.

Diverging pathways to overcoming the environmental crisis: A critique of eco-modernism from a
technology assessment perspective

4.3

Pollex, J., Lenschow, A.

Surrendering to growth? The European Union´s goals for research and technology in the Horizon 2020

4.4

Pansera, M., Owen, R.

Innovation for de-growth: A case study of counter-hegemonic practices from Kerala, India