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
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
Nicholas McGuigan, Associate Professor of Accounting and Director of Education at Monash Business School, Co-Instigator of The Accountability Institute, Editor Accounting Education, Associate Editor, Higher Education Research and Development Journal, Associate Editor, Issues in Accounting Education Melbourne, Australia Thomas Kern, Ex-Banker, Ex-Academic and Co-Instigator of The Accountability
Sabrina Chakori “It’s hard to talk about moving the world forward when so much energy is being expended just trying to keep it from sliding backward.” [1] I’m 25 years old and I spent the last ten years of my life trying to fight against the
“What do you think are the top 2 or 3 issues that a ‘new economy’ must address, to be successful in Australia?” The future of work – Precarity, Underemployment and Automation Equitable access and Responsible custodianship of resources Reframing what we value and Meaningful lives
I believe the world is in crisis right now. We are seeing a climate catastrophe, with record die-offs of bees, our oceans choking in plastic, 5.5 million deaths per year due to air pollution (mostly in countries where the IMF can impose a ban on
My vision for an ecologically based New Economy Dr Shann Turnbull, Paddington, Sydney sturnbull@mba1963.hbs.edu Principal: International Institute for Self-governance Founding member of: Sustainable Money Working Group, New Garden Cities Alliance, and the Australian Institute of Company Directors For society to survive climate change it needs
I am a member of NENA because like most people I get satisfaction from working with others. Most of us enjoy being members of a group and overcoming challenges together. It is even more enjoyable when we know that our success will help other groups.
Over time my social change interests have shifted from environmentalism to economic democracy as a pathway towards a new economy. This is because I believe we need clear theories that can help us to reorganise the failing structures and processes that control power and wealth.
Alison Bird – NENA currencies working group, Community Exchange System Australia, Far North Queensland Community Exchange System, Brisbane Local Energy Trading System, Transition the Grove I am concerned that the conventional economic system seems to fail the majority while favouring a small wealthy sector of
A ‘new’ economy, Haydn Washington, environmental scientist Well – all societies have an ‘economy’, and it used to be that we lived in a society that the economy served. Now we live in an ‘economy’ that has become a God, before which we sacrifice a
Please click here to read our member blogs so far… Everyone’s invited to send us a 500-700 word blog/informal opinion piece, to share your views about the New Economy. You’re invited to address the following questions in your written piece: What does the ‘new economy’