This special issue examines the concept of sufficiency and its political dimensions, particularly in relation to global inequalities between developed and developing nations. The call seeks to explore how different regions and contexts understand and implement the notion of 'enoughness' and what this means for ecological sustainability and economic justice.
Contributions should address theoretical developments, practical applications, and critiques of sufficiency frameworks, with attention to how power relations and geopolitical contexts shape debates around what constitutes sufficient consumption, production, and wellbeing.