2018 NENA Conference - Melbourne
2018 NENA Conference - Melbourne
2018 NENA Conference - Melbourne
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2019 NENA East Gippsland Symposium
2019 NENA East Gippsland Symposium
2019 NENA East Gippsland Symposium
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2017 NENA Conference - Brisbane
2018 NENA North Queensland Symposium
Magnetic Island
2018 NENA North Queensland Symposium
Magnetic Island
2018 NENA North Queensland Symposium
Magnetic Island
The need for ecological ethics in a new ecological economics is now available online. Highlights include:
A ‘new’ ecological economics which foregrounds ecological ethics; A new ecological economics could de-commodify nature; A new ecological economics could promote Earth jurisprudence and ecojustice; Models of ecological economics are compared re limits, equity, and ethics; The steady state economy compares best of all models.
Ian Lowe, Haydn Washington and Helen Kopnina have just published in the Journal of Futures Studies. ‘Why Do Society and Academia Ignore the ‘Scientists Warning to Humanity’ on population?’ — https://jfsdigital.org/why-do-society-and-academia-ignore-the-scientists-warning-to-humanity-on-population/ — challenges the taboo on talking about overpopulation. Read more at the Journal of Futures Studies.
Enabling Community Land Trusts in Australia Authors: Louise Crabtree, Carolyn Sappideen, Stewart Lawler, Rebecca Conroy, Joanne McNeill Over recent years, numerous intertwined housing issues have intensified in Australia regarding the environmental impact, liveability, social equity and affordability of our housing stock and choices. This is
The Alternative Futures Research Network (AFRN) of the Faculty of Education and Arts has signed a memorandum of understanding with the New Economy Network Australia(NENA) to establish a research hub based at the University of Newcastle (UON). The Alternative Futures Research Network studies and promotes alternative modes of development beyond
For almost half a century, something vital has been missing from leftwing politics in western countries. Since the 70s, the left has changed how many people think about prejudice, personal identity and freedom. It has exposed capitalism’s cruelties. It has sometimes won elections, and sometimes
Robert Pekin from Food Connect on the ‘how to’ of CSEF and how it is very different to impact investing, especially with regard to the ‘bottom-up’ organising of ‘the crowd’.
Imagine a world where food routinely gets shipped thousands of miles away to be processed, then shipped back to be sold right where it started. It sounds like a joke, but it’s the world we live in now. Much of the trade that happens in
An interesting report about the recent evolution of the social economy in the European Union. It focuses on three areas: firstly, the social economy and the emergent concepts/movements related to it, secondly, the public policies adopted in both the EU and the member states in
The science is in: the endless pursuit of economic growth is devouring the foundations of life on Earth, and no country – rich or poor – can expect to escape dire consequences if things go on as they are. So how might the world change