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Ideas for Tomorrowen[email protected]Copyright 20112011-06-07T03:59:00+08:00Germany: real green or just popular green?
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/germany_real_green_or_just_popular_green/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/germany_real_green_or_just_popular_green/#When:03:59:00ZAngela Merkel’s recent announcement to phase out Germany’s dependence on nuclear energy within 11 years (Germany to close nuclear plants - Financial Times, Tuesday May 31, 2011) appears to have taken the world by surprise, except perhaps its domestic politicians. Every German political party cannot wait to jump on the renewable energy bandwagon, vying for the political capital that the rising waves of the popular anti-nuclear movement would bring. With media and political fanfare, Germany is on its way to rid herself completely of nuclear power by 2022.GIFT Rap2011-06-07T03:59:00+08:00Can the Planet Support More Americas?
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/can_the_planet_support_more_americas/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/can_the_planet_support_more_americas/#When:08:48:00ZTry to imagine a world with three Americas. Three giant economic powerhouses, with citizens who buy, sell and consume, all in pursuit of their versions of the American Dream. Difficult to envision? But that’s where economists say we’re heading.Consumptionomics2011-06-06T08:48:00+08:00Q&A: Chandran Nair
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/qa_chandran_nair/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/qa_chandran_nair/#When:07:33:00ZThis book is a call to action to Asian leaders: that it’s time to rethink the direction of economic growth policies and to reject the western led-consumption led model, if we are to have any chance of achieving prosperity; which itself starts with the meeting of basic needs.Consumptionomics2011-06-02T07:33:00+08:00Asia needs a clamp on consumption
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/asia_needs_a_clamp_on_consumption/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/asia_needs_a_clamp_on_consumption/#When:04:56:00ZThe region will soon have to find a sustainable path, writes Chandran Nair.Consumptionomics2011-06-02T04:56:00+08:00On Constrained Capitalism
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/on_constrained_capitalism/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/on_constrained_capitalism/#When:02:44:00ZConsumptionomics2011-05-28T02:44:00+08:00Further lessons in history recommended for all
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/further_lessons_in_history_recommended_for_all/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/further_lessons_in_history_recommended_for_all/#When:02:28:00ZArticles and Opinions2011-05-28T02:28:00+08:00Chandran Nair on green (and) growth
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/chandran_nair_on_green_and_growth/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/chandran_nair_on_green_and_growth/#When:07:54:00ZChandran Nair explains that the real aim should be sustainable development that is fair and empowers the masses.Consumptionomics2011-05-24T07:54:00+08:00Up close and personal with Founder of Gift and author Chandran Nair
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/up_close_personal_with_founder_of_gift_and_author_chandran_nair/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/up_close_personal_with_founder_of_gift_and_author_chandran_nair/#When:07:35:00ZIt is difficult to pin down who Chandran Nair is, or to put in specific terms what he does for a living. Although born and having spent his teenage years in Kuala Lumpur, he is an internationalist. He is at home here in Malaysia, at peace in some remote Tibetan village and is able to thrive in any cosmopolitian city in Europe.Consumptionomics2011-05-21T07:35:00+08:00Rethinking economic assumptions
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/rethinking_economic_assumptions/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/rethinking_economic_assumptions/#When:07:51:00ZConsumptionomics2011-05-19T07:51:00+08:00Salvation for Asia lies in consuming less
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/salvation_for_asia_lies_in_consuming_less1/
https://www.globalinstitutefortomorrow.com/article/ideas_for_tomorrow/salvation_for_asia_lies_in_consuming_less1/#When:04:15:01ZOn May 4th Chandran Nair addressed members of the Hong Kong chapter of the Asia Society on the need for Asia to consume less. Read more about the talk below which was covered by FinanceAsia.Consumptionomics2011-05-05T04:15:01+08:00