Awakening to a new economics
Bishop David Atkinson on the stories we tell about humanity and the natural world, an excerpt from the paper Climate and the Gospel. Atkinson’s latest book, Hope Rediscovered, is out … Continue reading The stories we tell ourselves
Joy in Enough has a couple of campaign actions going on behind the scenes. One is a declaration that will be signed by church leaders. The other is a small … Continue reading Steps towards Plenty
Hilary Blake, Development Officer for Joy in Enough, considers how our acceptance of limits depends on relationships and trust: In May I went with my family to the Lake District … Continue reading Learning to live with limits
A book review and reflection on how we consume, by Julia Kendal. Julia is a social justice advocate for the international development agency, Tearfund. She is also a writer, a regular … Continue reading Bread, Wine, Chocolate
It may seem a little quiet on the news front, but there’s lots going on around Joy in Enough behind the scenes. It seems like a good time to do … Continue reading What are we up to?
Better Than Growth was a report published by the Australian Conservation Foundation in 2010. It describes eight areas of focus for a delivering a ‘better than growth’ economy. It’s a useful … Continue reading Better than growth – new goals for a grown-up economy
The Anglican Diocese of Europe held a conference in Berne, Switzerland on 28 April 2018. John Payne represented Green Christian and its Joy in Enough programme and sent this report: The day … Continue reading Joy in Enough at the Care of Creation Conference, Berne
Which businesses create wealth and which ones extract it? And how can we tell one from the other? That’s the topic Mariana Mazzucato tackles in her new book The Value … Continue reading Enough links for this week
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