Agenda for a New Economy
How can we build an economy that works for all of us? David Korten lays out his vision in this special serialization of his latest book, Agenda for a New Economy. (From YesMagazine)
- The Story of a New Economyby David Kortenposted Jul 11, 2011
- David Korten: We’re in the midst of a contest of competing stories—one fabricated to serve the interests of Empire; the other an authentic story born of the experience and aspirations of ordinary people.
- A Crumbling Cultural Storyby David Kortenposted Jul 05, 2011
- David Korten on the unraveling of the myth that underpins our economic behavior.
- The Next American Revolution?by David Kortenposted Jun 28, 2011
- David Korten: What America's current movement against corporate power can learn from that time we overthrew a king.
- How the Left and Right Can Uniteby David Kortenposted Jun 21, 2011
- David Korten: If we'd stop tearing each other apart, we might see an opportunity to win back our democracy from the rich and powerful.
- Mapping Uncharted Economic Watersby David Kortenposted Jun 14, 2011
- David Korten: We're trying to fix the economic crisis with the same thinking that created it. Next time, we can be prepared with a map to something better.
- The Great Stock Scamby David Kortenposted Jun 06, 2011
- David Korten: Stock sales are supposed to help finance dividends or productivity improvements. But the numbers tell a different story.
- But What About My 401(k)?by David Kortenposted May 31, 2011
- Credit cards, mortgages, insurance, retirement: How to fulfill our basic financial needs (and find real security) without Wall Street.
- 7 Ways to Stop Wall Street’s Con Gameby David Kortenposted May 23, 2011
- David Korten’s suggestions for stopping phantom wealth speculation.
- Making a Living (Economy)by David Kortenposted May 09, 2011
- David Korten: We're wasting our resources subsidizing a war economy, sprawl, and consumerism. What we could do differently in a living economy.
- The New Economy: Design for Lifeby David Kortenposted May 02, 2011
- David Korten: Can we design a self-correcting society?
- Living Economies: Learning from the Biosphereby David Kortenposted Apr 25, 2011
- David Korten: How we humans can redesign our failing systems by turning back to nature—and learning to live by the rules of life.
- The World of Our Dreamsby David Kortenposted Apr 18, 2011
- David Korten: Our world is made up of diverse populations—but really we all want the same things out of life. It's time we put our common dreams into action.
- Our Human Natureby David Kortenposted Apr 12, 2011
- People often justify greed as simply human nature. Why our economic policies need to reward our caring, cooperative sides instead.
- Greed is Not a Virtueby David Kortenposted Apr 05, 2011
- David Korten: Profit-centered market fundamentalism has become a national religion.
- The End of Empireby David Kortenposted Mar 28, 2011
- David Korten: Wall Street’s days are numbered. Ours need not be.
- A System Designed to Crashby David Kortenposted Mar 21, 2011
- David Korten on why a money system dependent on constant growth can't last.
- Phantom Wealth and False Expectationsby David Kortenposted Mar 15, 2011
- David Korten: It's time we stop expecting money to grow on Wall Street—and start putting people to work creating real wealth to meet real needs.
- On the Origin of Corporationsby David Kortenposted Mar 07, 2011
- David Korten: How the buccaneers and privateers of days past came to be the Wall Street profiteers of the present.
- War Against the Middle Classby David Kortenposted Mar 01, 2011
- David Korten: Why is the middle class shrinking?
- Clueless Economists, Smart Ecologistsby David Kortenposted Feb 22, 2011
- David Korten: To successfully address climate change and extreme poverty, the ecology paradigm must replace the traditional economics mindset.
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