Insight and inspiration in turbulent times.
“If we can put this building back to work, we can put any building in Indianapolis to work,” says Taft. “And if we can do it here, we can do it anywhere.”
Alan Brown of Transition Linlithgow (TL) in Scotland participated in the REconomy Event in St Andrews in October. Here, he shares his experience of the group as a start-up
Here’s our starting point: If you don’t like corporate capitalism or state socialism, then what do you want — and how do we get there?
The aspirational principles laid out below help define what is meant by a Transition-oriented Enterprise (TE).
We hear a lot about this ‘new economy’. But what actually is it?
Many of us know we need to completely change our economic system if we’re going to survive as a species on this planet, but very few people know how to do it.
For the next two months here we will be talking REconomy, looking in depth at this aspect of Transition which is about creating new enterprises, new economies, new livelihoods.
By identifying “care” as an essential category of value-creation, Praetorius opens up a fresh, wider frame for how we should talk about a new economic order.
This is a story about the revolutionaries next door.
Seeing high unemployment, activists from various social movements have decided that since the contemporary system cannot provide them with jobs, they’ll create them outside of it.
Sina Trinkwalder did what all experts declared impossible: she built a textile factory in Germany and is paying decent wages.
Can there actually be climate justice?
