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Tag Archives: Inequality
Richard Wilkinson gives a TED talk on impact of inequality
Richard Wilkinson, well known British public health researcher and co-author of the recent influential book on economic inequality the Spirit Level (which has been previously mentioned on Resilience Science) gives a TED talk about his research on the social impact … Continue reading
Posted in Ecological Economics
Tagged Equality trust, Inequality, Richard Wilkinson, Spirit Level, video
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Machine Fetishism, Money and Resilience Theory
Here comes the “resilience backlash”. After some considerable praising of resilience theory the last years – for example by Fast Company, Foreign Policy, and the Volvo Environment Award – human ecologist Alf Hornborg from Lund (Sweden), elaborates some harsh criticism in … Continue reading
A climate change and development slide show
The 2007/2008 UN Human Development Report Fighting climate change: Human solidarity in a divided world focuses on the inequalities of climate change, as well as providing its usual indicators of human development. According to the report, in 2007 the most … Continue reading
Posted in Inequality, Visualization
Tagged climate change, human development, Inequality, UNDP
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