Gaian Economics

All other green campaigns become futile without tackling the economic system and its ideological defenders. Economics is only dismal because there are not enough of us making it our own. Read on and become empowered!

28 March 2007

Rents and tears

I recently had the pleasure of sharing a platform with David Boyle of the New Economics Foundation, and we will be together again on Thursda...

25 March 2007

Call for the Abolition of Wage Slavery

The conventional mindset loves to make clear distinctions, to paint the world in terms of black and white, to establish absolute dates when ...

21 March 2007

Not as Green as Cabbage Looking

How excited should we be getting about the political dinosaurs’ battle over the green ground of politics? How much can we expect from this b...

19 March 2007

Tax owning not earning

In the UK it is assumed that the origin of money to be spent on services we all benefit from should be individual taxation, and individual t...

14 March 2007

Reasons to be Co-operative

Along with the other supermarkets John Lewis announced its record profits earlier this month, up from £250m. to £300m. But there is one big ...

7 March 2007

Defending the poor

Who will defend the rights of the poor within our political system? The yawning gap in terms of power within the economy represented by the ...

2 March 2007

Keeping it Real

What is the best way to persuade somebody to give something away? Obviously it helps if you believe that it is worthless or, better still, t...

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Molly: I am economics speaker for the green party although blogs represent my personal views. I have a PhD in economics and work in co-operative research as well as trying to build up bioregional economies

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