NEW ECONOMY

A fair economy that works for people and the planet.

Stopping the Big Boxes

by Doug Pibel

posted Jun 30, 1999

stopping Wal-Mart

"Smart Growth" - Why Now?

by Peter Newman

posted Jun 30, 1999

Corporate Futures

by David Korten

posted Jun 30, 1999

David Korten, Paul Hawken, dialogue, corporate futures, sustainable business, post-corporate world

Responsible Wealth

by Donella Meadows

posted Mar 31, 1998

Donella Meadows finds a group of wealthy people organizing for greater fairness - for everyone.

City People: Women's Wealth

by Jane Wilson, Diana McCourt

posted Jun 30, 1997

Womanshare—a micro-economy of skill sharing, entrepreneurship, and mutual aid.

Virtual Ecology

by Margaret Wertheim

posted Jun 30, 1997

A virtual world of natural enchantment and connection - Osmose by Canadian artist Char Davies.

The Basic Function of Money

by Jonathan Rowe

posted Jun 30, 1997

A nonprofit HMO for seniors called .

Brewing a Future :: Zero Emissions in Namibia

by Keto Mshigeni, Gunter Pauli

posted Jun 30, 1997

A southern African brewery spawns a chicken farm, a fish farm, a mushroom plantation, a Spirulina plantation, an earthworm farm, jobs, and hope

Money Is a Human Artifact

by Edgar Cahn

posted Jun 30, 1997

Edgar Cahn developed Time Dollars as a way to rebuild community life.

Managing for Life

by Donella Meadows

posted Jun 30, 1997

Going green has challenged the ingenuity of CEO Ray Anderson of Interface - but he wouldn't have it any other way, says Donella Meadows

Making Money

by David Boyle

posted Jun 30, 1997

Ithaca Hours

Beyond Greed and Scarcity

by Bernard Lietaer

posted Jun 30, 1997

Bernard Lietaer talks to Sarah van Gelder about the transformational effects of currency redesign.

Money Versus Wealth

by David Korten

posted Jun 30, 1997

David Korten distinguishes between money and the real wealth of people, nature, and community

The Trouble With Money

by Thomas Greco

posted Jun 30, 1997

The dysfunctions of money creation

37 Ways to Join the Gift Economy

by Beverly Feldman, Charles Gray

posted Jun 30, 1997

You don't have to participate in a local currency or service exchange to be part of the cooperative gift economy. Any time you do a favor for a family member, neighbor, colleague, or stranger you're part of it. Here are some ways you can spend time in the gift economy, where you'll find fun, freedom, and connection.