4Keys - Gaian Economics
Publication type: GuideAuthor:
Editors: Jonathan Dawson, Helena Norberg Hodge, Ross Jackson
Summary:
Living well within planetary limits - This anthology explores not only ways of reducing our consumption to levels that are within planetary limits, but how this can be done in a way that permits a high quality of life, for all.
Published by: Permanent Publications
Description:
This is the second volume in Gaia Education’s Four Keys to Sustainable Communities series. It is a core text for Ecovillage Design Education, is endorse by UNESCO and is an official contribution to the UN Decade of Education for Sustainable Development. The first volume is Beyond You and Me edited by Kosha Joubert and Robin Alfred.
“The challenge that lies before us today as a global civilization is to find a way of living well within our means. This will require us to reorientate our values away from consumerism and towards life-affirming sustainability; to make do with less and to make much better and more efficient use of what we have; and to create systems that help us live and stay in harmony with our planet.
“This publication provides a wealth of views and perspectives. Containing contributions from some of today’s most eminent theorists and most effective activists, it represents an overview of cutting edge thinking and practice in the evolution of an economy that serves the needs of people and planet. We hope that this reader will both inspire and empower people to learn their way to sustainability.”
From the Foreword by Mark Richmond Director, Division for the Coordination of UN Priorities in Education UNESCO Education Sector
The 4Keys are available for free for personal or institutional use only, i.e. not for resale at a profit (Copyright © Gaia Education). Buy a hard-copy at http://www.green-shopping.co.uk.
“The challenge that lies before us today as a global civilization is to find a way of living well within our means. This will require us to reorientate our values away from consumerism and towards life-affirming sustainability; to make do with less and to make much better and more efficient use of what we have; and to create systems that help us live and stay in harmony with our planet.
“This publication provides a wealth of views and perspectives. Containing contributions from some of today’s most eminent theorists and most effective activists, it represents an overview of cutting edge thinking and practice in the evolution of an economy that serves the needs of people and planet. We hope that this reader will both inspire and empower people to learn their way to sustainability.”
From the Foreword by Mark Richmond Director, Division for the Coordination of UN Priorities in Education UNESCO Education Sector
The 4Keys are available for free for personal or institutional use only, i.e. not for resale at a profit (Copyright © Gaia Education). Buy a hard-copy at http://www.green-shopping.co.uk.