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Who’s putting pressure on the planet?

Who’s putting pressure on the planet?

There’s no doubt that this planet is under pressure – but where is that pressure coming from? Who or what has driven three planetary boundaries to be breached, and caused the stress to be rising…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // Ecological economics, Rethinking economic growth // December 7, 2012
Can we square the circle of “green growth”?

Can we square the circle of “green growth”?

If you like trying to fit square pegs in round holes, you’ll love this little challenge. Can we (that’s humanity I’m talking about) figure out how to use Earth’s resources sustainably while ending poverty and…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // General // October 11, 2012
Getting Better or Getting Hotter?

Getting Better or Getting Hotter?

The UK’s new Secretary of State for International Development, Justine Greening, must be on a steep learning curve in deciding how to take forward the UK’s approach to tackling global poverty. Word has it that staff…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // General // September 20, 2012
The Economic Vandal Strikes Back

The Economic Vandal Strikes Back

I recently ruined an economist’s morning lie-in, and for that much I am sorry. Over at aidthoughts.org, Matt Collin read my blogpost on vandalizing economics textbooks and he got very annoyed. Why? Because I shared…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // Care economy, Ecological economics, General, Rethinking economic growth, Social inequality // August 3, 2012
Why it’s time to vandalize the economic textbooks

Why it’s time to vandalize the economic textbooks

Get ready to join the world’s first guerrilla campaign to rewrite economics. The only weapon you need is a pencil…here’s why. When I studied economics at university twenty years ago, the concept of The Circular…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // Care economy, Ecological economics, Rethinking economic growth, Social inequality // July 23, 2012
Want to know how to get beyond GDP? Start here.

Want to know how to get beyond GDP? Start here.

Everyone agrees: we have to get beyond GDP. Yes, yes, but enough talk – let’s get this train moving. Some say we should forget GDP and jump straight to measuring well-being. I agree well-being measures…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // Care economy, Rethinking economic growth // July 1, 2012
Get into the Doughnut…

Get into the Doughnut…

Welcome to the very first blog on Doughnut Economics. I’ll be using this space to explore how to rethink economics and equity in the 21st century, through the lens of planetary boundaries and social boundaries…

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Posted by: Kate Raworth // General // June 12, 2012
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