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!

30 March 2009

When is an economist not an economist?

I had a rather unpleasant experience last week at the Welsh Economics Colloquium, a gathering of research-active economists in Wales. I was ...

23 March 2009

Who Pays the Piper?

The public debate has moved seamlessly from outrage at the handing of vast sums of debt-based money to reckless financial institutions to wi...

17 March 2009

Grandfathering

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...

15 March 2009

From Denial to Cognitive Dissonance

Two significant meetings are taking place this week. The conference in Copenhagen to address the science of climate change is receiving worl...

7 March 2009

The Hollow Men

We are the hollow men We are the stuffed men Leaning together Headpiece filled with straw. Alas! Our dried voices, when We whisper together ...

6 March 2009

Something for Nothing

Yesterday was QE day: the day that the government and the Bank of England proved the justice of the argument for which monetary reformers ha...

2 March 2009

A Dance to the Music of Home

Continuing my theme of carbon-free culture I have arrived at the importance of music in a bioregional economy. With this in mind, I recently...

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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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