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Kate Raworth on Why Our Times Demand 'Doughnut Economics'

A : [[podcast]]

Lives at : https://david-bollier.simplecast.com/episodes/kate-raworth-why-our-times-demand-doughnut-economics

Part of : [[Frontiers of Commoning]]

Featuring : [[Kate Raworth]] / [[David Bollier]]

This is a lovely interview. Raworth is full of energy and very inspiring. I never finished the book yet (a reflection on me, not the book…) but Doughnut Economics sounds very [[Commons]] friendly.

I like the breakdown of economy into [[market]], [[state]], [[care]] and [[commons]].

Touches a bit on the municipal / city approach.

[[Doughnut Economics]] is simply a great visual representation of a goal. What then are the economics to meet that goal?
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