Monthly Archives: September 2012

There are unprecedented and widely unappreciated dangers posed to public health, nursing, medicine and allied health professions by the ongoing global economic contraction. This is a multilayered and, frankly, emotionally difficult topic to digest. Before discussing how health systems are … Continue reading →

Theorist and de-growth activist Charles Eisenstein talks about the benefits of a ‘gift-based’ economy. He argues that such a model aims to bring about a workforce driven by passion rather than coerced by money and profit and he highlights certain … Continue reading →