Economic Inequality: What Can We Do About It?
By Roar Bjonnes According to the Gini Index, in every major region of the world outside of Europe, extreme wealth is becoming concentrated in
By Roar Bjonnes According to the Gini Index, in every major region of the world outside of Europe, extreme wealth is becoming concentrated in
In today’s economy, if an industrial plant upriver creates water pollution, and a community downriver is forced to cover the cost of the cleanup, it
A farmer spreads fertilizer in a wheat field outside Amritsar, India. Narinder Nanu/AFP via Getty Images Glenn Davis Stone, Sweet Briar College Feeding a growing
People hold umbrellas as they walk in the rain in Tokyo on September 15, 2023. (Photo: Philip Fong/AFP via Getty Images) A Common Dreams article
A Common Dreams article By: Julia Conley Calling on Norway to “live up to the responsibilities” it has as co-chair of an international panel on
Specially written for SYSTEMSCHANGEALLIANCE.org By: Rennifer Jayleen With adverse weather conditions and hard-hitting calamities ravaging all parts of the world, corporations need to start addressing
By Roar Bjonnes Green economics is supposed to save us from climate change and environmental catastrophe. There are, however, competing ideas about how to best
By Roar Bjonnes Sure, trees are renewable sources of building materials and even energy. After cutting, they will eventually grow back. But trees are also
By Daniel Christian Wahl First published in July 2021 by Sustainable Brands (see link) In the autumn of 2018, Walter J. Thompson published a report entitled The
By Roar Bjonnes When editor-in-chief of multinational business magazine Fortune, Alyson Shontell, asked in its June/July 2022 issue if it’s time for a maximum wage,
Copyright © Systems Change Alliance. All Rights Reserved.