Awakening to a new economics
Register here John Payne will be in conversation with Roman Krznaric, the Oxford-based social philosopher, about his new book History for Tomorrow: Inspiration from the Past for the Future of … Continue reading Wednesday 22 Jan – 7pm In conversation with Roman Krznaric
We hear a lot these days about the energy transition as something that needs to happen in order to move into a decarbonized economy, and for the world to meet … Continue reading The energy transition: Something that will never happen?!
Recently the Inside Climate News website has reported a corporate trend pushing ISDS (Investor-State Dispute Settlements) to their limits. Rather than sticking to their original goal of protecting businesses from … Continue reading Investor-State Dispute Settlements
by Jeremy Williams There is no political spectrum when it comes to growth. There is one God and one creed. In her brief tenure as Prime Minister, Liz Truss declared … Continue reading Growth: A Reckoning, by Daniel Susskind
At a recent on line talk for the Joy in Enough community we were privileged to hear a talk by Dr Ian Christie from the Centre for the understanding of … Continue reading “The Honor Code”
We live on a small island. Yet we covet space for living or moving about. Many visitors from Europe find the size of our individual living space extraordinary. Proverbs 1:19 … Continue reading Greed for Space
Ian Christie is a co-investigator at the Centre for Understanding Sustainable Prosperity (CUSP). He writes….. The climate crisis and the destruction of biodiversity affect the poor and vulnerable of the … Continue reading Ian Christie: The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope
Wednesday 20 November – 7pm – The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope with Ian Christie Ian Christie is a co-investigator at the … Continue reading Wednesday 20 November – 7pm – The Affluent and the Climate & Nature Crises: a focus for advocacy and hope with Ian Christie
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