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Category Archives: A new economic paradigm
Foundation joins new study to reduce climate risks based on Covid-19 experience
New research, using existing models, data, and studies will analyse, through a systems approach, what beneficial socio-economic changes may be under various scenarios that have emerged during Covid, [..]
Baltic nations’ stewardship of Baltic falls short
Published to day by WWF, a report on the status of the Baltic Sea reveals that the Baltic Sea coastal countries are failing to deliver on their commitments for a [..]
Money and markets can truly serve human values and the Earth
Money and markets are powerful tools in developing our world, most would agree. But many have experienced negative effects in their application; including environmental degradation, unequal distribution and [..]
Use the SDGs to create a culture of peace
Most people may have heard of the Sustainable Development Goals. Agreed within the United Nations on September 25th 2015, countries adopted a set of goals to end poverty, protect the [..]
US Council promotes mechanism for Carbon Dividend plan similar to TSSEF’s proposal
The New York times from 8th Feb 2017 carries an article announcing a carbon dividend plan put forward by leading Republicans including James A. Baker III, Treasury secretary [..]
Help to write the Manifesto for the New Economy
From now until the NESI Global Forum “New Economy and Social Innovation”, to be held on 19-22 April in Málaga (Spain) co-creation of the first Manifesto for a [..]
Enough is Enough: new book on the steady-state economy
In this new book, Enough Is Enough, Rob Dietz and Dan O’Neill lay out a visionary but realistic alternative to the perpetual pursuit of economic growth—an economy where [..]
Updated power-point presentation of Flexible Emission Fees
Sustainable Economic Growth with pollution fees from Stephen Hinton This presentation is a longer version of the one prepared for a presentation at the Swedish Agency of Economic [..]
