Economy
Peter Pula
Sixteen ways to progressive democracy where we live and work
The pandemic gives us reason to move forward rather than delay.
I would like to see us pivot rather than postpone. Deepening democracy, liberating our strengths, and cultivating peace and abundance amidst trying times … this is what I’d like to see happen in 2021 …
Peter Pula
What’s next for all of us is at the intersection between big and small, system and life world, institution and citizen
For the nations that got on it from the start, the COVID-19 first phase is spent. That means that it is done. Even though money seems to have grown on trees, even those magic money trees seem to have a limit to their yield. Even if the powers that be could keep going to the magic garden of money trees, they are signalling that they too are contemplating the possibility that if all the leaves are plucked the tree will stop giving altogether.
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David LePage, author of Marketplace Revolution — from Concentrated Wealth to Community Capital. (Photo by Tori Williamson)
David LePage releases new book pointing the way to a Social Value Marketplace
David LePage, managing partner of Buy Social Canada, has just written and released a new book, Marketplace Revolution — from Concentrated Wealth to Community Capital. In this well-timed and pioneering work, David makes it very clear that the pathway to a more egalitarian and healthy society is in plain view. In straightforward and practical terms he shows how the purchasing power community anchor institutions like cities, hospitals, universities, and businesses could create an entirely different kind of economy, one he calls a Social Value Marketplace.
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