Can we move into ecological economics? Reimagining what economics might mean on Desirable Unknown

Economics for Everyone: Exploring the Doughnut Model with Andrew Fanning
Andrea hosts Andrew Fanning so as to delve into the transformative principles of doughnut economics. Andrew discusses the impactful work of Kate Raworth and their work together at the Doughnut Economics Action Lab (DEAL), focusing on the need to shift from traditional 20th-century economic models to a more holistic approach that prioritizes sustainability and social equity. This episode explores why economics matters, how the doughnut model redefines economic goals, and the importance of visualizing data to inspire change. Andrew also shares his personal journey into ecological economics and the critical research he leads in reshaping our understanding of global economic systems.
#ecological #economics #donut #doughnuteconomics #kateraworth #andrewfanning #andreahiott

00:00 Introduction and Excitement
00:21 Understanding the Doughnut Model
00:57 21st Century Economics vs. Traditional Models
02:31 Circular Flow Model and Its Limitations
06:10 Ecological Economics and Herman Daly's Influence
22:36 The Doughnut's Visual Framework
31:06 Challenges and Future Directions
36:46 Diving into Ecological Economics
37:11 Understanding the Difference: Ecological vs. Environmental Economics
14:16 Personal Journey: From Economics to Ecological Economics
41:03 Cultural Influences and Early Life Experiences
45:31 Academic Pursuits and Discovering Ecological Economics
50:12 The Impact of Ecological Economics
50:45 Career Path and Contributions to Ecological Economics
01:01:46 The Role of Visualization in Ecological Economics
01:10:55 Final Thoughts and Reflections

Compensation for Atmospheric Appropriation with Jason Hickel:

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Interesting...and /r/neoliberal also has some interesting critiques too lol