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Lessons from E.F. Schumacher on the “New Economy” - The Nonprofit Quarterly

Lessons from E.F. Schumacher on the “New Economy” - The Nonprofit Quarterly | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

This past weekend was the 103rd birthday of the late Ernst Friedrich “Fritz” Schumacher. An economist and scientist, Schumacher has picked up an eclectic coterie of fans and admirers over the years, as evinced bythe list of “new economy” speakers recommended by the Schumacher Center for a New Economic, including Hazel Henderson, Jeremy Rifkin, Frances Moore Lappé, Peter Barnes, and NPQ friend Gar Alperovitz. Among the luminaries who have delivered the annual E.F. Schumacher Lectures have been Benjamin Barber, Ivan Illich, John McClaughry, John McKnight, Van Jones, Bill McKibben, Kirkpatrick Sale, Winona LaDuke, and frequent NPQ contributing author Bill Schambra.

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The Purpose Economy

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The Purpose Economy 100 was created by Imperative in partnership with CSRWire to celebrate the pioneers who are driving the evolution of our economy from one based on information to one based on people and their quest for purpose. The list was compiled based on hundreds of nominations across the country. At the early stages of this economic shift, we felt the best way to capture it was through the stories of its pioneers, celebrating them and inspiring new leaders of the emerging Purpose Economy.  View the list as an infographic or interactive profiles below. Later this year we will be releasing international editions of the list.

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WEconomy, collaboration principles for value creation | Integral and ...

WEconomy, collaboration principles for value creation | Integral and ... | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

Professor Jan Jonker, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands will publish a new book in the series: New Business Models. This book: Samen werken aan waardecreatie  or – translated in my own words: Collaboration for value creation – will be presented and discussed during the Symposium New Business Models, November 13, 2014. It is an inspirational book which will hopefully activate more people to implement WEconomy. This blog post tells about the co-writing process and zooms in on Guiding principles for WEconomy, the chapter of the book my group has been working on.

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Book Review: Take Back the Economy : South Sydney Herald

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On Thursday October 7, 2013, over 100 people gathered at Gleebooks in Glebe for the Australian launch of a handbook for activists called Take Back the Economy: An Ethical Guide for Transforming Our Communities. Co-author, Katherine Gibson, research professor at the Institute of Culture and Society at the University of Western Sydney, says: “The book contains many examples of collective actions that are re-shaping the way we work and conduct business so that the needs of people and the planet are met with dignity. We hope community organisations, faith groups, neighbourhoods, high schools, unions and governments will be prompted to think about actions to put the well-being of people and the planet at the centre of economies.”


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