Economics
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Free Money Day
This September 15th, a unique social experiment aims to show that a more generous world is possible. On Free Money…
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Permaculture and Money – Part 5
During this article series, we explored how our behaviour with money can be seen as closely linked to acts of…
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Permaculture and Money – Part 4
In part 1(1) of this series we explored the violent implications which money as a concept has, especially psychologically, while…
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It’s time to hold big banks to account for their dirty lending
This article was originally published on opendemocracy.net. By Maddie Bromfield. Earlier this month oil prices collapsed to minus $30 a…
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Permaculture and Money – Part 3
In part 1(1) of this series, we explored the relationship between money, psychology and violence, while in part 2(2) we…
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Permaculture and Money – Part 2
In part 1 of this article series we looked at the curious concept of money and how it can be…
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Permaculture and Money – Part 1
Permaculture design is about finding ways in which parts of a system can harmonise together, creating regenerative patterns and structures…
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A List of Economic Essentials
I’m thankful that for the last year my wife Emma and I have been putting our energy into finally establishing…
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Designing No-Work Food Gardens
These days my wife and I are the stereotypical Permaculture “lazy gardeners” that it’s become very fashionable to call “IMPOSSIBLE!”.…
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Access to land is a barrier to simpler, sustainable living.
Alex Baumann, Western Sydney University and Samuel Alexander, University of Melbourne Many of us do not need to hear any…
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Welcome to the Anthropocene
Sharing with you today this great resource website. http://www.anthropocene.info/index.php The website tells the story of our planet since entering the…
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EXCERPT FROM “DE-GROWTH IN THE SUBURBS, A RADICAL URBAN IMAGINARY. “ PART 3
We started publishing 2 weeks ago this series of an excerpt from Samuel Alexander and Brendan Gleeson’s new book, “Degrowth in…
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