The Lancet Planetary Health Publication
An academic publication of the Doughnut to coincide with the release of the book Doughnut Economics
Version 1.0 (May 2017)
Overview
In this academic publication, released to coincide with the publication of the book Doughnut Economics: Seven Ways to Think like a 21st-Century Economist, Kate Raworth introduces the core concept of the Doughnut as well as a detailed discussion and rationale for selecting the social and planetary boundaries.
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Ed Jarvis
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After 20 years as a senior programme manager at PwC, most recently leading PwC's Social Value Transformation, and in the context of a Climate and Nature Crisis that is unfurling right now, I want to help build a regenerative world. A world where human connection and experiences are valued more than consumption and materialism, and where our species can live in a regenerative way with nature and the environment. I see Donut Economics as a fundamental part of how we do this as a species.
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Gentiana Nasi
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I am Gena; have lived in lots of places and am currently in London. I identify myself as a platonist and my focus is to dedicate my energy to "the true", "the good" and "the beautiful". Understanding the nature of reality and helping perpetuate the above triad with every decision I take can be undeniably challenging. Often intent guides actions, and I used to think that constant and conscious alignment with the intent is bound to derive the desired manifestation. However, our world is complex, and often the right intent isn't sufficient - our actions, although well intended, have unintended consequences and externalities, and the incentives society, business and culture project upon us often derive undesired results. This realisation has recently guided me towards learning more about systems thinking, complexity science, sustainability, circular economy and also to joining this community.
