Dedication

pp v-vi

Contents

pp vii-vii

List of figures and tables

pp viii-viii

Acknowledgements

pp ix-x

Introduction: The case for a welfare imagination

pp 1-10

PART I - From problems to solutions: a post-growth ecosocial political economy

pp 11-12

1 - Commodification and decommodification

pp 13-28

2 - From unsustainable environmental outcomes to a post-growth world

pp 29-42

3 - From an unequal society to ecosocial welfare

pp 43-58

PART II - Building an ecosocial imaginary

pp 59-60

4 - Reciprocity and interdependence: enabling institutions

pp 61-76

5 - Universal Basic Services

pp 77-92

6 - Participation Income

pp 93-108

PART III - An ecosocial political imaginary

pp 109-110

7 - Power and mobilisation

pp 111-128

8 - Imaginaries and ideas

pp 129-140

9 - Achieving change through high-energy democracy and coalition-building

pp 141-159

Conclusion: The case for systemic transformation

pp 160-166

Appendix: Ireland

pp 167-174

Notes

pp 175-176

References

pp 177-192

Index

pp 193-200