Awakening to a new economics
Part of Joy in Enough is the idea that the small things that spring up in nooks and crannies of society and illustrate a nicer, kinder way of living in … Continue reading Joy in Enough at Northfield Community Garden
Glastonbury has been the subject of controversy this year, but something you may have missed is that recently the campaign group Money Rebellion (an offshoot of Extinction Rebellion that focuses … Continue reading Does the joy of festival going come at a cost?
Of all the world’s political ideas, degrowth and communism are among the hardest to sell. One would think then that a book subtitled ‘how degrowth communism can save the earth’ … Continue reading Book review: Slow Down, by Kohei Saito
One of the key arguments for continued economic growth is the oft repeated Neoliberal Mantra, ‘A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats.’ In other words constant, continual, perpetual, relentless, rapacious, Economic … Continue reading A Rising Tide Lifts All Boats -But Some Are More Lifted Than Others
BLOG: In an age when an individual can be richer than entire countries, Mike Zeidler, one of the Centre for Thriving Places’s co-founders and Board member invites us to reimagine … Continue reading What does the Rich List really measure?Â
In 2020 Emma Holten read an article in the Danish press that argued that over the course of their lifetimes, women took more from the public purse than they gave. … Continue reading Book review: Deficit, by Emma Holten
One of the big obstacles to creating a circular economy is that there’s a big disconnect between producers and waste. Companies create and sell products, and usually have no involvement … Continue reading Transparency in recycling from Polytag
Wednesday 18 June online 18.30 – 20.30 BST Register on Zoom at bit.ly/jubileenow On the tenth anniversary of the publication of laudato si. A landmark Jubilee Year event from Caritas … Continue reading Jubilee Now – A Festival of Economic Justice!
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