Economy

A story of the collaborative strategy for the new primary school in Tomelilla, Sweden, based on Doughnut Economics. Time is interesting. It’s now been just over a year since I handed in the proposal for a strategy for the new school in Tomelilla. I had by then, been working

(Two bankers sit on a bench. They are both nicely dressed in suits and matching shoes and while waiving their hands it is clear to any viewer that they are heartily engaged in a familiar dialogue. Behind them is a neon street sign with numbers that keep irregularly changing. The

Only when we abandon GDP as our guiding star can we begin to imagine a future that prioritizes life over abstraction. I sit at my office, outside spring is around the corner, and life seems both distant and close at the same time. The soft rustling of the wind against

A bunch of hopeful operating systems ready to be scaled up. Yes, there are great real life examples of new paradigms. We’re approaching the end of the year according to some human made calendars and it’s a clearly defined time to re-think, re-imagine and start anew. This year

The urgently needed and radical innovation is now happening in small cities filled with brave councils who prioritise life before profit. The last century has been one with an enormous focus on global scale - global production, global profits, global solutions and global social media. The scale of possibilities, dreams,

The Dilemma of the Mug What are our belongings and what does it mean to own them? From a superficial perspective, belongings are things or objects someone has found, made, bought, or been given. They are connected to us and we have legal rights to possess and do almost whatever