I wrote this blog post for the Australia and New Zealand Society for Ecological Economics (ANZSEE) website. Have a nice read! Link to the blog post: https://www.neweconomy.org.au/anzsee/blogs/the-future-of-economics-should-start-from-what-economics-has-neglected-for-centuries/
In January 2019 Kate Raworth, the author of Doughnut Economics, asked her readers to come up with an 8th way to think like a 21st Century economist, an 8th mindset shift that was supposed to complement and/or counter the 7 ways she had proposed in her book: 1. Change the Goal–from GDP to the Doughnut, 2. Tell a New Story–From…… Continue reading #8thWayToThink like a 21st Century Economist: Reflections.
In January 2019 Kate Raworth, the author of Doughnut Economics, asked her readers to come up with an 8th way to think like a 21st Century economist, that was supposed to complement and/or counter the 7 ways she had proposed in her book. This is the entry I submitted (find the typo!) for the #8thWayToThink competition: Alice Damiano…… Continue reading #8th way to think like a 21st Century economist
A message to economists–including environmental economists. A message to politicians. A message to anyone ruling the word. A message to anyone who has anything to do with Economics.
Below there is a video of my presentation Economics, Ethics and Human Behaviour, along with the videos of the other presentations of the Special Session Introduction to Ecological Economics, CANSEE-E4A conference, Montreal, October 2017. The video of my presentation is the ninth of this playlist. The information on the conference is here: http://montreal2017.cansee.ca/en/home/ The conference program is available here: http://montreal2017.cansee.ca/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/CANSEE-Program-Final_WebView.pdf…… Continue reading Economics, Ethics and Human Behaviour
Alice in the Anthropocene 