Awakening to a new economics
Last week Tony Emerson argued that economics has many blind spots as a discipline, and that economists do not deserve their role as ‘high priests’ in government decision making. I … Continue reading The true diversity of economics
Joy in Enough continues to feature in Green Christian‘s regional ‘On the road together’ events, the sixth of which took place in Manchester on Saturday the 14th of September. The … Continue reading On the road in Manchester
Green shoots is our series looking at businesses that demonstrate a different way of operating, one that is fairer on people and the planet. Previous entries are here, and this … Continue reading Green shoots: Rapanui clothing
Tony Emerson reflects on economics, its limitations and why Christians should take an interest. In many ways, economists operate a bit like the high priests for government and corporate decision … Continue reading The importance of economics to Christians
In Luke chapter twelve, Jesus is teaching and somebody comes up to him with a question. “Tell my brother to divide the inheritance with me” he says, asking Jesus to … Continue reading The opposite of greed
Dario Kenner is the author of Carbon Inequality: The role of the richest in climate change. He outlines how a green and fair economy needs to confront the power of … Continue reading Confronting the power of the polluter elite
Peter Grimwood reports from a recent event in London: This was an event organized by the Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity and held in London on the 15th … Continue reading The Nature of Prosperity conference
If you had just ten words to summarise the change in values that would unlock a fairer and greener future, what would they be? Alex Evans suggests the three part … Continue reading A larger us, a longer future, a different good life
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