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  Review by Hazel Henderson Both of these books are excellent accounts of the 2008-2009 financial meltdown – from different and complementary perspectives.  Barry Ritholtz is an irreverent Wall Street insider with a bare knuckles critique of the “idiotic” bankers and other big players who brought down the system.  Les Leopold’s clear account of why …

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Published in Policy Innovations: a publication of the Carnegie Council March 18, 2009 Reforming the unregulated global casino must be addressed at the April G-20 summit in London, as I pointed out in a presentation in February. The Communiqué from the November 2008 summit of G-20 leaders in Washington, D.C., clearly cited increased cooperation between …

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© April 2009 The death knell for the economics discipline was sounded by Nobelist chemist Frederick Soddy in 1921 (“Mr. Soddy’s Ecological Economy” New York Times April 11, 2009). Why were Soddy’s insights into the fatal flaws of economics buried for almost a century? In my The Politics of the Solar Age (1981), reviewed by …

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Ideas from 1973 to meet today’s economic crisis. Copyright 1973, CFA Institute. Reproduced  and republished from the Financial Analysts Journal with permission from CFA Institute.  All rights reserved.” Download the article here (PDF)

These issues are still current, more than 30 years later! Rosalinda Sanquiche, Ethical Markets Media Much of the heat in the current conflicts between economists and ecologists is generated because we fail to explore each other’s assumptions before we throw the first punch. Download the PDF here

© 2008 Hazel Henderson(Background notes to Hazel Henderson’s video presentation to the Green Economy Initiative Conference, UNEP, Geneva, Dec. 1, 2008. Editorials covering these topics in greater depth are all at www.EthicalMarkets.com)

EXCLUSIVE TO LEMONDE DIPLOMATIQUE © Hazel Henderson, December 2004 www.hazelhenderson.com (word count 1,367) “THE “NOBEL” PRIZE THAT WASN’T” by Hazel Henderson An unusual row erupted at the recent annual Nobel Prize awards.  Peter Nobel, heir of Alfred Nobel, who endowed the Prizes added his voice to the growing outrage of many scientists at the confusion …

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