Dr J.M. Alenda-Demoutiez (Juliette)

Assistant professor - Economic Theory and Policy
Hotspot coordinator - Transformative sustainable change in Action
Member - Works Council
Member - Representative Council Nijmegen School of Management

Contact

juliette.alenda-demoutiez@ru.nl

Visiting address

Heyendaalseweg 141
6525 AJ NIJMEGEN

Postal address

Postbus 9108
6500 HK NIJMEGEN

Working on the governance and institutional transformations for post-growth economies within diverse international groups.
Co-coordinator of the Hot Spot TransAct (Transformative sustainable change in Action): https://transact-ru-fm.hub.arcgis.com/
Co-coordinator of the Participatory Policy Hub within the Sustainable Futures Global Network: https://sustainablefuturesglobal.org/participatory-policy-hub/
Member of the core team of the RCSC.
Member of the core team of the WO dag for the Week van het Economieonderwijs.

Tags: Sustainability, Post-Growth, Post-Development, Africa, Welfare

Publications

Key publications

Alenda, J.M. & Kaufmann, M. (2024). From Marxist Development Theories to Their Translation in the Degrowth Discourse: Transforming Unequal International Structures for Environmental Sustainability. In L. Eastwood & K. Heron (Eds.), Handbook of Degrowth (pp. 397-416). Berlin: De Gruyter doi:
Alenda, J.M. (2024). Gouvernance transformatrice et urgence environnementale. In B. Boidin (Ed.), Insoutenabilités : Une perspective en économie politique (pp. 123-142). Lille: Pu du septentrion
Arkel, H. van, Muns Terrats, L. & Alenda-Demoutiez, J.M. (2024). Making Money Virtuous. Utrecht: STRO
Alenda, J.M. & Boidin, B. (2023). The Global South, Albert Hirschman, and Convention Theory. In R. Diaz-Bone & G. Larquier (Eds.), Handbook of Economics and Sociology of Conventions. Cham: Springer doi:
Alenda, J.M. (2022). Climate change literacy in Africa: the main role of experiences. International Journal of Environmental Studies, 79 (6), 981-997. doi:
Alenda, J.M. (2022). From economic growth to the human: Reviewing the history of development visions over time and moving forward. Third World Quarterly, 43 (5), 1038-1055. doi:
Alenda, J.M. (2022). White, democratic, technocratic: the political charge behind official statistics in South Africa. Review of International Political Economy, 29 (1), 44-64. doi:
Dumbi Suka, C. Dr. & Alenda, J.M. (2022). Being vulnerable in a vulnerable activity: women market gardeners in Kinshasa. Canadian Journal of Development Studies, 43 (4), 593-610. doi:
Alenda, J.M. (2020). A fictitious commodification of local development through development impact bonds? Journal of Urban Affairs, 42 (6), 892-906. doi:
Alenda, J.M. & Boidin, B. (2019). Community-based mutual health organisations in Senegal: a specific form of social and solidarity economy? Review of Social Economy, 77 (4), 417-441. doi:
Alenda, J.M. & Robert, P. (2018). La cohérence institutionnelle d’une économie dépendante: formes de l’État et conflits redistributifs autour de la rente au Burkina Faso. Revue de la régulation, 24. doi:

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Dr J.M. Alenda-Demoutiez (Juliette)

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