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Christoph Gran (ZOE Institut), Lorenzo Fioramonti, and Jonathan Barth (ZOE Institut), in an engaging debate about bringing post-growth thinking into politics.

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Wellbeing Economics argue that a new way of designing our economies — for the wellbeing of people and planet — is not only possible, but also our most urgent task. It means letting go of our obsession with GDP growth, making the economy work again for the many (and not only a few rich at the top), and protecting the planet that we all need to survive. In other words, tackling the major issues of our time in an integrated approach. (The Scottish First Minister recently gave a TED Talk about this. And you’ll find more about this on the WEAll website.)

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