Ted Trainer | Academic Influence

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Ted Trainer

Ted Trainer is affiliated with the following schools: University of New South Wales, University of Sydney

Why Is Ted Trainer Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Ted Trainer is an Australian academic, author, and an advocate of economic degrowth, eco-anarchism, simple living, and 'conserver' lifestyles. He is a retired lecturer from the School of Social Work, University of New South Wales. He has written numerous books and articles on sustainability and is developing Pigface Point, an alternative lifestyle educational site near Sydney.

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Ted Trainer's Published Works

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Published Works

Can renewables etc. solve the greenhouse problem? The negative case (2010) (119)
Renewable Energy Cannot Sustain a Consumer Society (2007) (115)
De-growth: Do you realise what it means? § (2012) (82)
Simulating low-carbon electricity supply for Australia (2016) (82)
The Conserver Society: Alternatives for Sustainability (1995) (81)
A critique of Jacobson and Delucchi's proposals for a world renewable energy supply (2012) (72)
Solar Thermal Electricity (2007) (57)
Can Europe run on renewable energy? A negative case (2013) (53)
Some problems in storing renewable energy (2017) (49)
The Conserver Society (1995) (34)
Where Are We, Where Do We Want to Be, How Do We Get There? (2000) (32)
Can Australia run on renewable energy? The negative case (2012) (30)
Can the world run on renewable energy? A revised negative case (2013) (29)
100% Renewable supply? Comments on the reply by Jacobson and Delucchi to the critique by Trainer (2013) (26)
Some inconvenient theses (2014) (26)
Developed to death: Rethinking Third World development (1989) (25)
Towards a sustainable economy : the need for fundamental change (1996) (24)
Development, charity and poverty (2002) (23)
'Can renewables meet total Australian energy demand: A “disaggregated” approach (2017) (21)
TOWARDS AN ECOLOGICAL PHILOSOPHY OF EDUCATION (1990) (19)
Social responsibility: the most important, and neglected, problem of all? (2005) (17)
Estimating the EROI of whole systems for 100% renewable electricity supply capable of dealing with intermittency (2018) (16)
The “de-materialisation” myth (2001) (15)
De-growth: Some suggestions from the Simpler Way perspective (2020) (15)
Limits to solar thermal energy set by intermittency and low DNI: Implications from meteorological data (2013) (15)
Remaking settlements for sustainability: the Simpler Way (2019) (13)
The limits to solar thermal electricity (2014) (13)
Debating the Significance of the Global Eco-village Movement: A Reply to Takis Fotopoulos (2002) (10)
A critical analysis of the 2014 IPCC report on capital cost of mitigation and of renewable energy (2017) (10)
Entering the era of limits and scarcity: the radical implications for social theory (2019) (8)
The Degrowth Movement from the Perspective of the Simpler Way (2015) (7)
Viewpoint: Towards a checklist for Ecovillage development (1998) (7)
What does Degrowth mean? Some comments on Jason Hickel’s ‘A few points of clarification’ (2021) (7)
The Transition: Getting to a Sustainable and Just World [Book Review] (2011) (7)
A Comparison Between the Monetary, Resource and Energy Costs of the Conventional Industrial Supply Path and the “Simpler Way” Path for the Supply of Eggs (2019) (6)
The global predicament: radical implications for design (2010) (6)
The Simpler Way (2018) (6)
A World That Works (1999) (6)
The nature of morality : an introduction to the subjectivist perspective (1991) (5)
What does development mean? Arejection of the undimensional conception (2000) (5)
A technical critique of the Green New Deal (2022) (5)
Two common mistakes about globalisation (2000) (5)
A critical commentary on the Future Dilemmas Report, CSIRO, May, 2002 (2003) (5)
A Critical Discussion of the Stern and IPCC Analyses of Carbon Emission Mitigation Possibilities and Costs (2010) (5)
RADICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE LIMITS TO GROWTH ANALYSIS (2001) (5)
We Can't Have Our Cake and Eat it Too (2011) (4)
Some questions concerning the Blakers et al. case that pumped hydro storage can enable 100% electricity supply (2019) (4)
Estimating the performance of the Aurora CSP plant in poor conditions (2019) (4)
The Self-Destructive Affluence of the First World: The Coming Crisis of Global Poverty and Ecological Collapse (2010) (4)
Towards a sustainable economy (1995) (4)
Degrowth: How Much is Needed? (2021) (4)
Can solar sources meet Australia's electricity and liquid fuel demand? (2003) (4)
Some factors that would affect the retail price for 100% Australian renewable electricity (2018) (3)
What if Stern is Wrong (2007) (3)
Transition Townspeople: We Need to Think about Transition (Just Doing Stuff Is Far from Enough!) (2015) (3)
UNDERSTANDING THE CONCEPT OF DEVELOPMENT (1996) (3)
An Anarchism for Today: The Simpler Way (2018) (2)
Photovoltaic Solar Electricity (2007) (2)
Development: Conventional Versus Critical Perspectives (2001) (2)
If You Really Want To Save The Environment (1994) (2)
Exploring Energy Solutions for Industrial Society (1999) (2)
The implications of the global ecological predicament for economic theory and practice (2011) (2)
Reply to David Schwartzman on the Simpler Way and Renewable Energy (2014) (2)
Re-thinking Sustainable Development. (1990) (2)
Strengthening the vital Transition Towns movement (2009) (2)
A Critique of the Ipcc Report on Renewable Energy (2011A) (2012) (1)
How Resource-Cheaply could we Live Well? (2022) (1)
Liquid and Gaseous Fuels Derived from Biomass (2007) (1)
A critique of the Stern and IPCC analyses of CO2 mitigation: Consumer-capitalist society cannot solve the problem (2010) (1)
The Global Predicament: the way out (2010) (1)
Why Nuclear Energy is not the Answer (2007) (1)
THE STERN REVIEW; A CRITICAL ASSESSMENT OF ITS MITIGATION OPTIMISM (2008) (1)
If You Want Affluence, Prepare for War (2002) (1)
Life without Money (2012) (1)
Conclusions on the Potential and the Limits (2007) (0)
Our Unsustainable Soeiety (2014) (0)
But what is Sustainable Development? by Ted Trainer (1990) (0)
Development: the radical alternative (2005) (0)
Alternative socio-economic systems: summary of workshop suggestions (1990) (0)
Limits to Growth and Design of Settlements (2012) (0)
Third world development: the simpler way critique of conventional theory and practice (2021) (0)
The Wider Context: Our Sustainability and Justice Predicament (2007) (0)
A Comparison Between the Monetary, Resource and Energy Costs of the Conventional Industrial Supply Path and the “Simpler Way” Path for the Supply of Eggs (2019) (0)
Salt Repository Project transportation system interface requirements: Transportation system/repository receiving facility interface requirements (1988) (0)
The Massetti et al. criticisms of Trainer's critique of the 2014 IPCC Report on renewable energy: A reply by Trainer (2018) (0)
Energy Some factors that would a ﬀ ect the retail price for 100% Australian renewable electricity (2018) (0)
The limits to solar thermal: Reply to Liliestam et al. (2014) (0)
The Real Economy and the Bubble Economy (2009) (0)
Can Australia Run on Renewable Energy: Unsettled Issues and Implications (2022) (0)
Life without money [Book Review] (2012) (0)
Changes in the environment: thinking about leisure in view of our global predicament. (1987) (0)

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