Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter 1
2. Inhalt 7
3. About this book 13
4. Illustrations 14
5. Post-growth geographies 15
6. I. Spaces of Perspective
7. Using socio-spatial concepts of situatedness to explain work processes in the context of post-growth economies 37
8. Spatial strategies for a post-growth transformation 61
9. Reducing working hours in small enterprises as a post-growth practice? 85
10. Lessons from Practice
11. The emancipatory project of degrowth 99
12. Degrowth 107
13. II. Spaces of Possibility
14. Growth independence through social innovations? 113
15. Criteria for post-growth residential development: The example of the city of Zurich 137
16. Makerspaces 157
17. Performing gaps 173
18. Town and countryside in flux 189
19. Lessons from Practice
20. The role of interstitial spaces in the growing urban region of Hamburg 205
21. ‘Hobbyhimmel’ – an open workshop in the context of post-growth 211
22. Neighbourhood farms as new places for participation and grow-your-own 217
23. III. Spaces of Conflict
24. Provincialising degrowth 223
25. Financing post-growth? 241
26. ‘Status quo avant-gardists’ and ‘prevention innovators’ 263
27. The growth fixation of the European Union 287
28. Lessons from Practice
29. We have a responsibility to be a bit more pragmatic 297
30. We should continue this dialogue with the EU institutions 303
31. IV. Spaces of Design
32. Spatial transformations: Process, goal, guideline? 309
33. Cornerstones and positions of a precautionary post-growth economy 323
34. New roles in collective, growth-independent spatial organisation 347
35. The Bauhaus as a designer of transition 363
36. Lessons from Practice
37. Post-growth perspectives for the Lausitz lignite mining region? – Opportunities and challenges 391
38. Hacking Ulm 399
39. Designing living spaces together in open-ended approaches 407
40. Opening up spaces of possibility with artistic experiments 417
41. Authors 423