Awakening to a new economics
Green shoots is our regular series on businesses and projects that point us towards a fairer and more sustainable future. This time we look at the LILAC co-housing project in … Continue reading Green shoots: LILAC co-housing
One of England’s founding documents is the Charter of the Forest. Signed in 1217, it guaranteed a series of rights of access to the forests. It set a benchmark for … Continue reading Book review: Plunder of the Commons, by Guy Standing
Rachie Ross, in this piece for UCB Radio, reflects on species loss and the silencing of God’s creation. Picture in your mind the darkest night sky, clear and inky, with … Continue reading The lights are going out
Green Shoots is our regular series on businesses and projects that demonstrate a fair and sustainable alternative. You can see previous entries here. This time we look at Divine Chocolate. … Continue reading Green shoots: Divine Chocolate
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
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