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ProSocial Spirituality Active Group Engagement (P-SAGE)
P-SAGE offers select groups a customized 10-session virtual program where ProSocial Spirituality facilitators introduce cultural design principles, interspiritual elements, and other tools that make positive change attainable.
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The Third Way of Entrepreneurship and the Art of Public Policy: A Conversation with David Colander
There are many sectors of the economy where for-benefit corporations are a better structure than either for-profit corporations and not-for-profit corporations as currently structured.
Why is Talking About Power Important?
Evolution, Complexity, and the Third Way of Entrepreneurship
A Reflection on Evolution and Economics From an Aspiring Economist
Socialism, Capitalism, and the Third Way of National Governance: A Conversation with Geoffrey Hodgson
The failure of laissez-faire and centralized planning, revealing the need for the Third Way of entrepreneurship and all other forms of positive social change, should exist at all scales of governance.
Pragmatism as the Third Way of Entrepreneurship: A Conversation with Trygve Throntveit
Positive systemic change must be the target of selection. Alternative social practices must be oriented toward the target of selection.
My Advice to an Aspiring Economist: Don’t Be an Economist
Climate change, collapsing ecosystems, savage wealth inequality, tech monopolies, and the growing precarity of livelihoods are challenging some foundational assumptions of standard economics.
A Copernican Revolution in Economics
Placing Economics into the Cooperative Frame
Bringing Evolutionary Thinking Into Economics and Finance
Economics Will Never Move If We Try To Change It Incrementally
Economics provides an outstanding example of the “you can’t get there from here” principle in academic cultural evolution.
Advice for Evolutionary-Minded Economics Students
Despite exciting synergies between evolution and economics, the disciplines interact less than they should. How can students blend these two fields?