It could be better for everybody — a review of Limitarianism in just 335 words

It could be better for everybody — a review of Limitarianism in just 335 words by Chad Kohalyk.

I really appreciate Robeyns’s call at the end for more political engagement by regular people. Our democratic muscles have atrophied in the decades of consumerist atomization. As the classic Graeber quote goes, “The ultimate, hidden truth of the world is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.”

Adding this book to my list, after reading Capital e ideología it seems like a nice follow-up.