Degrowth is organised as a free, open-access, international, transdisciplinary, and peer-reviewed journal that focuses on advancing the goals of degrowth. It is published online in annual volumes, with rolling open submission set to be begin in early 2024.
Organised as an international, independent, non-profit association, the editorial collective is decentralised across various countries. We meet regularly and operate following the principles of radical democracy. We are currently running without funding or any editorial affiliation, but we are supported by the University of Glasgow through Glasgow Open Journals, who host Degrowth submissions on the SCURL Open Journal Systems (OJS) platform.
The active members of the editorial collective are:
Coordinating Editors
- Sabrina Chakori (Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation, Australia)
- Daniel Chester (Lancaster University, UK)
- Mathilde Gingembre (University of East Anglia, UK)
- Sofia Greaves (University of Vigo, Spain; LSE Cities, London, UK)
- Scott Matter (Transdisciplinary School, UTS, Australia)
- Gerry McCartney (University of Glasgow, Scotland)
- Lavinia Munteanu (independent researcher)
- Adrien Plomteux (University College London, UK)
- Ben Robra (P2P Lab, Greece; University of Queensland, Australia)
- Peter Sutoris (Sustainability Research Institute, University of Leeds, UK)
Journal Operations & Communications
- Erin Quigley
- Redmer Verwei
Editors
- Michael Albert
- Mucahid Mustafa Bayrak
- Holly Benna
- Eeva Houtbeckers
- Jolie Gareis
- Robert Newton
- Rebecca Leigh
- Crelis Rammelt
- Ben Schmidt
Copy-editors
- Leah Buckle
- Margaret Harris
- Wiktoria Łopato
- Lasse Steffens
- Benjamin Wright
Designer
- Jess Parker
Degrowth has been made possible by a number of people beyond the collective. The website was made possible by the great people at noesya, with graphic and layout design provided by Jess Parker.
We also thank previous members of the collective: Helene Andersson, Laura Brackney, Mario Díaz, Nick Fitzpatrick, Nyma Haqqani, Ellen Heimpel, Scott Leatham, Chris May, Enrique Mejia, Timothée Parrique, Tor Person, and Ruby Silk.