Regenerative economics revolutionary thinking for a world in crisis / John B. Fullerton.

Author/creator Fullerton, John
Format Electronic
EditionSecond edition.
Publication InfoGabriola Island, British Columbia : New Society Publishers, [2026]
Descriptionxxix, 265 pages ; illustrations ; 23 cm
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Subjects

Uniform titleRegenerative capitalism
Contents From a mechanistic to a holistic worldview -- Eight principles of regenerative vitality -- Regenerative economies emerging in the real world -- Creating a regenerative civilization -- A decade of learnings and a theory of change -- Misunderstandings about regeneration -- The regenerative paradigm -- Epiphany - the missing institution of the commons -- Regenerative technology - an oxymoron? -- The finance algorithm -- Reimagining public policy.
Abstract "At its heart, Regenerative Economics is a simple but profound idea: economies should work like living systems - able to adapt, evolve, and sustain life. Rooted in science and systems thinking, it reveals the causes of today's polycrisis - climate change, biodiversity loss, rising inequality, anger and fear, and looming political and planetary breakdown - and points toward a hopeful ptah forward. Rather than lurching from one emergency to the next, a regenerative economy creates the conditions for people and planet to thrive. In this groundbreaking book, John Fullerton: reveals the hidden flaw at the core of our current economic model; Lays out regenerative design principles to create conditions for thriving; Proposes transformative actions and policies that move beyond sustainability, circularity, and degrowth - redefining health and value through a whole-systems lens; Offers a fresh and hopeful pathway through the polycrisis, reconnecting our economy and with it our souls to the abundance of life's miracle, the true source of our collective wellbeing" -- Provided by publisher.
General noteFirst edition published as a booklet under title: Regenerative capitalism: how universal patterns and principles will shape the new economy. Stonington, Connecticut: Capital Institute, April 2015.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references.
Access restrictionAvailable only to authorized users.
Other formsIssued also in electronic formats.
Technical detailsMode of access: World Wide Web
Genre/formElectronic books.
LCCN 2025432640
ISBN9781774060360 paperback
ISBN1774060361 paperback

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