Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Nov 5Who Gets to Play the Next Round?An economy should produce today’s harvest while protecting tomorrow’s ability to grow.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 31Building a Better Board Game: What Counts as Winning?An economy can grow, produce more, and still make life worse. The real test is what it contributes.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 30What If Enough Were the Point?Buddhist wisdom, Zen Economics, and regeneration offer a new way to understand work, wealth, and prosperity.
Oscar,Sr Sarmiento·Oct 30The Middle Way of WealthBuddhist Economics teaches moderation. Green Economics respects nature. Zen Economics brings both together to build lasting prosperity.
Nattakitt Udomphol·Sep 6Ethical Circularity: The Missing Human Dimension of the Circular EconomyClosing material loops is necessary. But sustainability also requires us to ask why we consume, how much is enough, and what economic…
Jonathan Wong Zhi Wen·Oct 15, 2023A Meta-Critique on Reclaiming the Honorable Harvest: Blending Buddhism with Braiding SweetgrassRobin Wall Kimmerer begins her riveting talk about her fervent yet fantastical wish of being a plant, for plants are gifted with the…
Gabriel Mendez·May 10, 2021A Buddhist Approach to Food WasteFood waste is a far reaching issue in our modern world, as the inefficiencies and human waste in our current food system contributes to…
Austin Mangold·May 9, 2021Econ 84: Overconsumption and the Climate CrisisA key part of wasteful consumption is understanding what is considered wasteful and what is not, so we can explore what causes it and how…
Kenneth Leong·Oct 4, 2020Economics as if people matterYesterday marked the 71st anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. It was founded on October 1, 1949. Upon that…A response icon2A response icon2
