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Timothée Parrique
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Timothée Parrique: Degrowth as an escape from capitalism
Timothée Parrique: "Degrowth as an escape from capitalism" at Impact Days in Tallinn, 05/10/2023
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Timothée Parrique: How to finance welfare without growth?
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My presentation on welfare without growth at the Beyond Growth conference in the European Parliament on May 15th 2023.
Timothée Parrique: Beyond green growth
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My presentation on the impossibility of green growth (and the necessity of degrowth) at the Beyond Growth conference in the European Parliament on May 16th 2023.
Timothée Parrique: Accélérer ou ralentir ?
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Mon intervention à La Nuit des Idées 2023 à Amsterdam sur le thème de "Toujours plus ?". Vidéo complète ici : th-cam.com/video/Abq6DkBxJZg/w-d-xo.html
Timothée Parrique : Ce serait quoi une économie de la décroissance ?
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Pour l'émission "Demain autrement" sur Franceinfo. Diffusé le 26 décembre 2022 et le 1er janvier 2023.
Timothée Parrique: Slow down or perish. The economics of degrowth
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A description of my book "Ralentir ou périr. L'économie de la décroissance" (Slow down or perish. The economics of degrowth) published at Seuil on September 16th, 2022. More info at: timotheeparrique.com
Timothée Parrique: For an ecosocialist degrowth
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Event: "A World to Win: Class war & degrowth" Organised by Transform!Danmark and Global Aktion on Saturday 5 November. Full video available here: th-cam.com/video/g9wQP2urYFg/w-d-xo.html
Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (4)
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Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (4)
Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (3)
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Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (3)
Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (2)
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Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (2)
Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (1)
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Timothée Parrique : Sobriété et décroissance (1)
Timothée Parrique: We need to unbelieve in the myth of green growth
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My intervention during the “Five years after Paris - what’s next?“ panel at the Greening COP26 organised by the Green European Foundation - GEF in December 2020. Full video available at: th-cam.com/video/5UZT3OAJYYY/w-d-xo.html
Timothée Parrique: Sabotaging GDP
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My intervention at the “Calculation otherwise” session during the 2022 Transmediale. Full video is available here: player.vimeo.com/video/676789172?h=7d1b0d4672&app_id=122963
Timothée Parrique: 7 questions sur la décroissance
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Mon intervention à la conférence "Entreprises et décroissance : (p)oser le débat," organisé par l'ESCP et Génération écologie, 15 février 2022. Pour la vidéo complète : th-cam.com/video/vzSSCyKu7zE/w-d-xo.html.
Timothée Parrique: Inventing the economy of the future
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My intervention at the Night of Ideas 2022 in London during the session "What’s Essential? Tales From Lockdown" on February 27th. Full video available at: th-cam.com/video/K3dgQHtTUzw/w-d-xo.html.
Timothée Parrique: La décroissance est un progrès social
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Timothée Parrique: La décroissance est un progrès social
Timothée Parrique: How can we move beyond GDP?
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Timothée Parrique: How can we move beyond GDP?
Timothée Parrique: La décroissance, qu'est-ce que c'est ?
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Timothée Parrique: La décroissance, qu'est-ce que c'est ?
Timothée Parrique: Should we scrap the Sustainable Development Goals?
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Timothée Parrique: Should we scrap the Sustainable Development Goals?
Timothée Parrique: 7 arguments contre la croissance soi-disant "verte"
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Timothée Parrique: 7 arguments contre la croissance soi-disant "verte"
Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 3: Is decoupling likely to happen?
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Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 3: Is decoupling likely to happen?
Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 2: Is decoupling happening?
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Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 2: Is decoupling happening?
Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 1: What is decoupling?
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Timothée Parrique: Decoupling Debunked, Part 1: What is decoupling?
Timothée Parrique: Of Textbooks and Barricades
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Timothée Parrique: Of Textbooks and Barricades
Timothée Parrique: Qu'est-ce que la décroissance ?
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Timothée Parrique: Qu'est-ce que la décroissance ?
Timothée Parrique: Escape from the economy
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Timothée Parrique: Escape from the economy
Timothée Parrique: Transforming property, work, and money for degrowth
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Timothée Parrique: Transforming property, work, and money for degrowth
My opinion/suggestion on this topic remains the same as it has been for the last 5 or 6 years, you've heard it before: (a) pick a country, (b) develop a full post-growth- / degrowth-based macroeconomic policy with a proper set of roadmaps, projects and indicators for the targeted country, (c) run for x years this policy on multiple different economic simulation engines/tools that, regardless of their flaws, are 'accepted' by the economics 'mainstream', and (d) hopefully show them in their own simulation/tool 'comfort-zone' that your proposals can actually work in 'their' 'real' world. Of course, you know better about the flaws of their models and tools, and how this all permeates their advice and decisions, but for ideas to breakthrough this wall, it will have to come in their format first. And from there, adjust. Basically, gently say "here comes the aeroplane" while you feed the kid the broccoli. You get my point. And you know how to use system dynamics. It is a lot of work, yes, but I think here lies the bridge between talking about it and starting to move the needle, of going practical. Best wishes.
Merci beaucoup! This will hold me over until the book is published in English :)
2:06 Chapter 1 - The Secret Life Of GDP 8:29 Chapter 2 - Decoupling Debunked 15:08 Chapter 3 - Market V.S. Society 23:04 Chapter 4 - False Promises 28:27 Chapter 5 - A History of Degrowth 37:53 Chapter 6 - The Transition 50:03 Chapter 7 - The Destination 58:18 Chapter 8 - Controversies
Finally, someone is SAYING it, telling the truth. Thank you Timothee!
Decroissance ≠🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐 (des croissants)🙂😋
"Notre croissance n'augmente plus notre qualité de vie." Merci Timothée Parrique de mettre en évidence la faillite du capitalisme en une seule phrase.
very interesting... because I gather if GDP is nothing but adding how much money moves around in could be said that people fleeing due to some menace and selling their homes would count as economic growht but in reality is is far from it. Also, for those economists when they say growth, they really mean profits, and in a capitalist economy continuous growth is believed to ever bring growing profits... and who profits?... not the employees, unless not being fired is considered a gain. Then there is the eocological, energy and resource aspect. Since growth is linked to available energy, what happens when the energy availability dwindles?
Great presentation, Timothee! Been following your stuff for about a year, as I've just found it, but going back and seeing other articles and research. Very good. Very sound. Very obvious. I like the clear diagram of what capitalism is and what a new "sustainability-wellbeing-ism" system would look like. You are absolutely right, we need to measure concrete objectives that we actually want to achieve and forget GDP. Nobody will care about GDP in 100 years - IF we make it that far - because GDP and infinite growth is clearly not sustainable. Let's move in a new direction. I really like the ecological luxury that can come from a Library Socialism-style development, especially for high income nations, like Canada, USA, EU, etc. which already have produced a lot of stuff, but distribution is poorly done. Bring back the 'commons' and then everybody can access what they need with less ecological damage required to create that.
I feel so lucky to have found your work. Yanis Varoufakis published a video today with Jason Hickels. I think Degrowth is gaining momentum thanks to voices like yours and Jason’s. Kate Raworth is another brilliant proponent of Degrowth ❤
Capitalism isn't going anywhere. That's non-negotiable.
Capitalism is going the way of the dodo bird, but it is taking down much of society and our ecology, in flames. Maybe you are a fan of brutal economic dictatorships that put profit over people and well-being? But that's not the opinion of billions of people around the world. I'm sorry to say your statement here lacks imagination and the kind of research that Timothee has done to understand the problem and solutions to move beyond capitalism. There is that old saying, "It is easier to imagine the end of the world than the end of capitalism," it seems you might be in that boat.
19:25 "What does that have to do with capitalism?"
What a loonie! Am I as a tax payer paying for this crazy guy? A typical watermelon, red on the inside and green on the outside!
Every economy that has ever escaped from capitalism has ended up in a disaster, with human suffering as a consequence, that this guy thinks he knows how to implement communism this time without the same result as in every other case proves that he is a real dreamer….
It's interesting that you are too afraid to engage with John Stossel. He is a well respected journalist with years of experience. Saying he doesn't meet your journalistic standards is just another way of saying you can not back up your thesis and you are scared to do so. It's got to be tough when you are unable to defend ( if need be) your lives work on a large stage. Much larger than anything you have presented on in your career. You sir, are a eunuch.
Nonsense. We need more growth and capitalism.
Dommage que ce ne soit pas en français!
I think degrowth can be done individually, as I, and many others, have done it. I don't see a democratic will to do it on a planetary scale. So at this time, the most effective solution remains decoupling growth and ecological footprint. And I think it is working and growing exponentially. I also think degrowth is an accelerator to transition the economy to become sustainable. Ultimately we will continue to grow, within planetary limits.
Hi Timothé congrats for your amazing researching in degrowth...when will your books trasnlate into Spanish????
Awesome ... a really smart young guy with a real climate crisis solution. On paper anyway. How to actually make the shift a popular move?? Not likely with the Baby Boomer mindset.
There is Simon Kuznetz Economic University in Kharkiv, Ukraine...So Simon Kuznetz is not russian...because russians not only steal names (Rus) from Kyiv for their Moscow Federation, but also steal scientific and cultural achievements of Ukrainians, by calling Ukrainians russians just because it was russian Empire or Soviet Empire or now Moscow Empire...#banrussianpropoganda#banrussians
Just quick note - Simon Kuznets is Ukrainian.
Thank you for an English language video!
How to make loads of money talking about "degrowth". Hypocrite.
These people are sincerely trying to save the world from worsening ecological and societal breakdown.
@@HealingLifeKwikly And Just like you, they are misguided. Depravation is never the answer. Stop posting me.
@@HealingLifeKwikly No, they are desperately seeking attention.
Degrowth is a complete and utter con. It's invented terminology to make depravation both palatable and virtuous. It's socialism.
Thanks for the video summary, waiting for the English Version of the book.
Countries with sovereign currencies have no financial restraints. e.g. Australia, Japan, USA, UK NZ. They do have resource constraints. I'm not sure how the euro works.
Thank you !
Bonjour, Monsieur Parrique ! J'ai écouté plusieurs de tes interventions et tu es l'un de mes orateurs préférés actuellement, avec d'autres personnes inspirantes comme Charles-Hervé Gruyer, Vincent Liegey, Rob Hopkins ou Frédéric, de Tera. Ta clarté et ton enthousiasme sont parfaits. Tu fais apparaître combien nous aurions collectivement à gagner en qualité de vie, en richesse humaine, en bien-être à passer au modèle proposé par les tenants de la décroissance. Alors un immense merci ! Je te partage juste un regret : vu le propos "produire plus ou produire moins de telle ou telle chose", on se retrouve avec un biais quantitatif et il me semble primordial de poser systématiquement, en plus, la question de la qualité. Pas celle des normes ISO, celle des manières de faire, du comment. Dans mon domaine du bâtiment et de l'énergie, il ne s'agit pas de faire des maisons passives chères et avec des procédés et matériaux dégueulasses ; il s'agit de créer des habitats économes en énergie mais aussi propres à générer en phase chantier, sobres dans leur fonctionnement et durables, et ce avec des critères à la fois sociaux et environnementaux. Bref, la question du comment est fondamentale pour une vie et une société respectueuses du vivant et elle me paraît souvent négligée : soit non posée, soit mal traitée. Longue et belle vie à toi !
Salut, C'est quoi la limite planétaire du pétrole, elle produit combien de barils par an, la terre ? 😊
You guys are absolutely insane. This is basically just rebranded communism 2.0. You want welfare without economic growth? Are you crazy? Forget the whole elephant in the room about no economic growth, which is literally insane, and no person will willingly accept it, as it means a stagnation in the standard of living and a stagnation in the progress of humanity, because economic growth, and the increase in the standard of living is literally what wealth is, you cannot have no growth and increase your standard of living it's impossible, but i bet that you're not gonna be affected by it right? Rules for thee but not for me, just like any other wannabe communist dictator. Your words may fool or even sound smart to people who have no clue about how the world actually works, too bad, i'm not one of them. Forget that, how are you gonna fund welfare which is the cause of the vast majority of the debt in the west with no economic growth? In other words how are you gonna fund a system that is currently unsustainable with even less growth? The short answer is, you're not. You guys are so up your own arse that you lost the ability to think. It would do you well to read a few books, i suggest basic economics first, because that's frankly the level you're at. You need to learn basic economics, and you guys wanna run the world. Pathetic. No wonder the world is going down the drain. If this is the quality of discussions/people we have today. Your arguments do not just fly in the face of economics, but also in the face of basic reality, you will not succeed, it's just a matter of how many people you will kill if your ideas were ever to be tried. You people have been wrong about everything, maybe one day you will learn... Oh who am i kidding, you'll just double down again.
If you actually paid attention on Tim's work he has a freaking PhD on economics from Lund University at Sweden. Btw the freaking planet is warming up faster than expected hence the climate crisis but you bootlicking capitalists rather let the world burn.
@@Darkotaku85 i don't really have much to say to a Communist. You guys have been wrong about everything you have ever said. Do the world a favor, make your own communist community, to try out your own ideas so you can starve and the world will be rid of your stupidity. By the way by their own admissions the climate change expectations are a couple of degrees over the next Millennium. Every single climate prediction has been wrong, overblown or both. But you know what? I would at least take you a little more seriously if you were to go live in a cave and communicate using smoke signals. At least then you would be more consistent with your beliefs. Now get the hell out of here.
@@Darkotaku85 As if socialism can magically stop warming. How, through depravation? Where do you think the solutions for any problem are going to come from? Venezuela, Cuba, Somalia or France, the US, or Germany?
"how are you gonna fund welfare which is the cause of the vast majority of the debt" The debt in the west was caused by conservative tax cuts on the rich, various neoliberal policies promoted by conservatives, a ridiculous, unfunded, and illegal "War of Terror" a healthcare system in the US that is a $1.5 trillion-a-year giveaway to corporations, and other conservative nonsense, such as cutting the number of IRS agents so they can't catch rich tax cheats (and billionaires can break the law with impunity and cheat their fellow citizens). "You guys are so up your own arse that you lost the ability to think. It would do you well to read a few books, i suggest basic economics first, because that's frankly the level you're at." The whole point is that these people know what neo-classical books on economics say and know the whole thing is a totally unscientific and loony idea that was always doomed to destroy ecosystems and democracies thus destroy the societies that depend on them. As for "the face of basic reality," let's set aside unscientific and impossible fairy tales of endless economic growth and face some mathematical and scientific realities. There are four economies on Earth or four systems of provisioning for our needs. The Earth economy is the foundational economy on Earth--the one that the other three are totally dependent on. Right now, largely due to the endless growth imperative of the private sector economy, humanity's collective ecological impacts are overshooting Earth's sustainable carrying capacity by about 75% per year. Think of someone making $100 K a year but spending $175 K a year and thus draining the nest egg they were counting on to support them in the future. Because the size of GDP is almost perfectly correlated with the degree of humanity's depletion/destruction of the Earth, to prevent collapse of the ecosystems that sustain us, humans must shrink global GDP by about 50% and never let it grow again. Otherwise, ecosystems would keep breaking down and billions of people die and millions of species go extinct--and civilization collapses anyway. The root of all wealth is and always has been Earth's resources and other living things. A large industrialized capitalist civilization is hopelessly incompatible with Earth's limits, meeting the long-term needs of life, and the laws of nature. Take care... and I respectfully suggest reading some books on ecology and ecological economics.
is there a plan for an English translation of the book? and if yes, when?
The thesis is available in English pdf
Thermodynamically, there is no such thing called Capitalism. This is owing to the fact that fossil fuels have been traded under the doctrine of what's called 'supply and demand', not on the basis the stuff is finite. What humans have lived, under our outgoing Western Civilisation, is actually the best of a Communism-disguised-Capitalism system. What remains in this system, now fossil fuels are mostly gone to the ground - is more deception, gulags and wars (Iraq, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Ukraine, Russia, Sudan, and on and on). Nikola Tesla, Einstein, Huxley, Orwell, Turing and Timothée Parrique should be forgiven for thinking their systems can last forever - finite fossil fuels are dangerously hypnotic to humans and their mental capacity. Humans were not ready morally, ethically and intellectually to start mass extraction of fossil fuels with the steam engine 300 years ago. The Magna Carta requires now overhauling - adding to it the right for humans to understand what Energy really is; "In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most. Time taken in stocking energy to build an energy system, adding to it the time taken in building the system will always be longer than the entire useful lifetime of the system. No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores. No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all systems. Energy, like time, flows from past to future"(2017).
Our Western Civilisation today is an injured animal - cannot tolerate realising - it has foolishly destroyed almost all fossil fuel reserves in 150 years to the ground - for nothing… Our outgoing Western Civilisation today is an injured, wounded and dangerous animal - that cannot tolerate listening to anybody - only escaping forward… Traumatised, out of the last ice age, the European mind dealt with exploiting fossil reserves - like no tomorrow - unwilling to hear a word from sunshine-latitudes on any of their ages-old Wisdom - “And neither allow thy hand to remain shackled to thy neck, nor stretch it forth to the utmost limit [of thy capacity], lest thou find thyself blamed, or even destitute” - Quran Treating the World as children, playing a nanny Civilisation - has been the wrong path for the West to take, since Jevons in the 1860s, at the latest - destroying all fossil reserves in a blink of an eye - when it should have lasted 3000 years - plus. Time to let people understand how harsh are the Laws of Nature - and let them having a real future - rather than playing a nanny Civilisation, a fake Invisible-Hand, a fake Social-Engineer, imprisoning them inside a vicious, theatrical, synthetic and nonsense Hollywood-style cockfight show, a reality of an - Energy Musical Chairs Game… A real future that has not been pre-decided, turned a dead history before it was even born - burning finite fossil fuels to waste in - killing the future… Nikola Tesla, Einstein, Huxley, Orwell, Turing and Timothée Parrique should be forgiven for thinking their systems can last forever - finite fossil fuels are dangerously hypnotic to humans and their mental capacity. Humans were not ready morally, ethically and intellectually to start the mass extraction of fossil fuels with the advent of the steam engine 300 years ago. The Magna Carta requires now overhauling - adding to it the right for humans to understand what Energy really is; “In any system of energy, Control is what consumes energy the most. Time taken in stocking energy to build an energy system, adding to it the time taken in building the system will always be longer than the entire useful lifetime of the system. No energy store holds enough energy to extract an amount of energy equal to the total energy it stores. No system of energy can deliver sum useful energy in excess of the total energy put into constructing it. This universal truth applies to all systems. Energy, like time, flows from past to future”.
Dumber and dumber ...only a woke fool believes it won't cost more money than you have to go "green" now.
In rich countries there is more preservation of nature. There is no seesaw.
Please make a separate video on controversy part.
Bravo Timothée. Concernant ta dernière question : ils ont déjà choisi plusieurs fois depuis les années 70, tu connais très bien les preuves empiriques et les penseurs / chercheurs qui ont alertés au cours des 50 dernières années. De plus, je pense malheureusement que l’accélération du dérèglement climatique et les tipping point passés et à venir rendent déjà caduque l’idée d’une économie en steady state : une économie stable est elle possible avec un climat instable ? Spoiler: non. En tout cas bien belle manière de discuter le découplage, bravo. Les concept d’efficacité énergétique et de transition sont tout aussi factices. Tous les investissements verts, l’hydrogène et cie. sont ni plus ni moins des cas de mal adaptation qui servent les intérêts des energeticiens… vraiment, entre nature et gdp, le choix est fait depuis longtemps, y’a qu’à voir les méthodes d’environnemental valuation… bref, tant à dire là dessus. Merci en tout cas !
“If you stuck your head in the sand you can’t understand is” Albert Einstein
After Jesus delivered his message of love and equity the bankers killed him.
De notre chaise, on a du mal à se rendre compte le courage qu'il faut pour parler de décroissance devantune telle assemblée... merci donc Timothée Parrique pour cette allocution brillante courageuse et étayée La standing ovation est une belle récompense, il n'y a plus qu'à passer à la mise en place 😊
Merci de redonner de l’espoir :-)
Thank you for your work.
GREAT!
du Jamais vue bravo et merci Monsieur Parrique !!!
Bravo Timothée !
une allocution magistrale, la "standing ovation" finale ne laisse aucun doute là-dessus. Bravo pour votre travail!
A true scientist and an actual human being!
"In rich countries, when GDP goes up, Nature goes down. The real question is : which one do you really want to save ?" Timothée Parrique
Merci pour le passage en non-kids qui permet les partages Timothée ! Votre travail est remarquable !
Dear Timothée, we need to get rid of the corporate structures and compound interest. These are the main systemic problems.
That is a main democratic issue. Solving it would require something obvious to engineers, aka the formal separation within the State Institutions of an Informative duty separated from the ordinary executive duty, as it is theoretically from legislative and justice duties. Otherwise, corruption can hardly be avoided
This 3-part series was fantastic. Thank you!