Showing posts with label green economics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label green economics. Show all posts
13 November 2012

Modelling a New Economy

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Yesterday I received copies of my new book, The Bioregional Economy . This is always an exciting moment, and also a nerve-wracking one. In...
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1 August 2012

The Quest for Academic Credibility

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This may, I know, be a futile quest. But I am impressed by the way the post-war pro-market ideologues came to control the world through co...
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29 June 2012

Greek Economics

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This is a shameless advertising post, and like so many posts about Greece it is tempting to indulge in a whole variety of puns. My son ask...
30 April 2012

Bluetooth or Bluejay?

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Recently my boss wanted to be nice to some of her new staff members as so she thought kindly and offered us an iPad each. This threw me into...
14 July 2011

The Joy of Lean Logic

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Shaun Chamberlain, the self-styled Dark Optimist, has provided a tribute to his friend and mentor David Fleming, the green economist who die...
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8 November 2010

Down to Earth

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The Politics Show West made an interesting film about global growth vs. local sustainability as responses to the economic crisis. I then got...
27 August 2010

Intermission

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The bank holiday is coming, the TV is packed with adverts for sofas and electronic gizmos, so it is time for me to engage in a little market...
15 March 2010

Guild of Green Economists

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The New Economics Foundation is advertising for a Chief Economist. This raises several questions for me. The job is directed at a number-cru...
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17 March 2009

Grandfathering

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It's two months now since I launched Green Economics in Oxford and I've finally got round to posting James's kind words at the l...
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17 January 2009

All Aboard for Green Central

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The launch of Green Economics in Oxford on Wednesday was hugely enjoyable - at least for me as the author - I hope others enjoyed it too. Ra...
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14 January 2009

Paradigm shift

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I'm launching my book this afternoon at Ruskin College in Oxford. The commissioning editor has written a few words for the launch and it...
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22 December 2008

The indifferent children of the earth

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For those who no longer sign up to the official Christian faith this time of year can be rather tiresome. The desperation of prelates has re...
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14 October 2008

Nothing to Fear but the Flannel

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It was the fact that we were hearing a lot about Zimbabwe on the news again that gave me the clue. The media-financialist complex has moved ...
8 July 2008

What is Green Economics?

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I recently consulted the wikipedia entry on Green Economics to discover that it has been eliminated. Somebody has translated it into a forwa...
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12 December 2006

Green Economics: Expanding the Circle of Influence

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The glib phrase ‘economics for people and planet’ is one that green economists frequently use to describe how what they propose for the worl...
11 December 2006

So what is green economics?

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I feel it may be time to offer some thoughts about what green economics actually means. In a practical sense, my favourite green economists ...
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4 December 2006

Green Lord argues for a convivial economy

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Sometimes politics works. On Monday 27th November the only Green Lord, the only Green Party representative in the whole of the palace of Wes...