Pachot ze yoter (Less is More) by Jason Hickel

Our economy knows only how to demand more and more, growing unchecked. It has stretched natural resources to the brink, reaching a point of environmental collapse. How can we continue to thrive without destroying the world?

Less is More shows that it is possible—and paves the way forward. Jason Hickel’s award-winning book is a beautiful journey toward a future of human flourishing in harmony with nature, an era of new stability in which existing abundance serves everyone.

Instead of the current economic model, which is responsible for the climate crisis and growing inequality, Hickel shows us how to build a more stable, just, and compassionate society—and, in doing so, save the world.

One of the Books of the Year 2020 by Financial Times and New Scientist

“A book that offers a change not only essential to protect our lives but also necessary to make them better.”

(Dov Khenin, head of the Israeli Climate Forum)

“A powerful and disruptive book for disruptive times… If you’re looking for transformative ideas, this is the book for you.”

(Kate Raworth, economist and author of Doughnut Economics)

“Hickel dismantles the growth myth and charts a way to a world where existing abundance serves everyone. A must-read for tackling the human crisis.”

(Amir Neufeld, founder of the Slow Movement in Israel and author of A History of Speed)