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Author Archives: Harry Katz
Doughnut Economics
How do we shift our economy from a focus on never-ending GDP growth to living within the “Doughnut?” Continue reading
Posted in Books, Environment
Tagged development, doughnut economics, economics, growth, kate raworth, planetary boundaries, sustainability
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No growth, slow growth or green growth?
In the February 10, 2020 issue of The New Yorker magazine, journalist John Cassidy has a very interesting article called Can we have prosperity without growth? (In the print version, the article is titled “Steady State.”) Cassidy surveys a wide spectrum of … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged capitalism, economics, growth, John Cassidy, sustainability
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The Case for Growth: An Interview with Marc Andreessen
In my last few posts I’ve been looking into the relationship between economic growth and environmental sustainability. Can we find a healthy balance between them? Or are they fundamentally at odds? Well a couple of weeks ago I was listening … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged a16z, capitalism, dematerialization, economics, growth, kevin Kelly, marc andreessen, sustainability
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A Safe and Just Doughnut
Today’s post is about the doughnut. I’m not talking about an ordinary sugar-glazed, jam-filled, deep-fried doughnut. No, this is a safe and just doughnut we can all live in together. If safe and just aren’t the flavors you normally look … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged development, doughnut, economics, growth, johan rockstrom, kate raworth, sustainability
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Is Decoupling GDP Growth from Environmental Impact Possible?
Can we have economic growth while reducing our impact on the environment? Some people believe growth is incompatible with sustainability and that we need to move to a “no growth” or even a “de-growth” economy. Others think we can still … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged consumption, decoupling, dematerialization, economics, growth, sustainability
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20/20 Foresight
20/20 Foresight: Crafting Strategy in An Uncertain World By Hugh Courtney Harvard Business Review Press, Boston, 2001 What better way to start 2020 than a book called 20/20 Foresight? There’s an old Danish proverb that says, “It is difficult to … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Management
Tagged 20/20 foresight, book reviews, business, hugh courtney, non-fiction, planning, strategy, uncertainty
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2019 Recap: A Meta-Post
New Year’s Eve seems like a fitting occasion for a meta-post; a post about posts. Looking back over 2019, I wrote 19 posts. Coincidence? They break down into these categories: Management & personal development: 4 Environment & energy: 4 Personal … Continue reading
