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It is not a revelation to speak of green ideas as embued with long-term thinking. The green vision has found roots and is spreading from local to global communities and the future is filled with the promise of green political thought.
It is sometimes said that "the future doesn't have a vote and, as a result, future generations are neglected". Greens think the future matters and as with indigenous peoples who, like the Iroquois had a democratic system of governance and looked to [http://www.greenpolicy360.net/w/Seventh_Generation "the seventh generation"] as they made common decisions. Green-leaning thought considers the future as "seventh generation thinking" and as extends beyond the present while bringing forward key lessons learned from the past. Green ideas are more needed than ever given the multiple challenges modern economic systems deliver with crises, contradictions and unsustainable growth. 
Many green ideas are brought forward in the founding 2000 platform of the US Green Party.
The Green platform captures a green "future-focus" -- and calls to action, to move to a more sustainable eco-nomic system.
::"Fiduciary responsibility speaks of quarterly returns; survivability speaks to long-range vision and strategies" -- SJS 




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"Eco-nomics" for the 21st Century

A Necessary Challenge to Neoliberal Economics


A Shift from Short-Term to Long-term ...
"Fiduciary responsibility speaks of quarterly returns; survivability speaks to long-range vision and strategies"


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Eco-nomics: Are the Planet-Unfriendly Features of Capitalism Barriers to Sustainability?

Abstract: This paper argues that there are essential features of capitalist modes of production, consumption, and waste dispersal in interaction with the environment and its built-in systemic features that contradict long-term sustainable development.

Tag: Sustainability; Eco-nomics; Future-Focus; QualityofLife

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A Visible and Invisible Hand of Eco-nomics

http://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2014/05/the-invisible-hand-of-eco-nomics.html

A Price Tag on Carbon as a Climate Rescue Plan

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The Rise Of ECO-nomics: From Ego to ECO

- How to improve future competitiveness and the environment by changing the corporate consciousness

http://studenttheses.cbs.dk/bitstream/handle/10417/2751/troels_m_kranker.pdf?sequence=1

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ECO:nomics from a Wall Street Journal perspective - http://economics.wsj.com/

In March 2015, the editors of The Wall Street Journal brought together global CEOs, top entrepreneurs, environmental experts, policy makers and leading thinkers at ECO:nomics to identify and assess the most compelling opportunities — and pressing risks— emerging around the world in businesses impacted by the environment.

Through on-stage interviews with leading figures and interactive sessions with peers in diverse industries, participants at ECO:nomics 2015 debated, discussed and got the inside story on essential issues: investing in innovation, disrupting current business models, the new meaning of sustainability and the future of the environmental movement, where energy policy is heading, and much, much more. Click here to view the 2015 Wall Street Journal report.

e.g., videos from the ECO:nomics conference:

Does Clean Power Plan Threaten Grid?

Computers Will Optimize the Power Grid

EPA Admin. Says Carbon Regulation is Constitutional

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Overview: History of Ideas, "Schools of Eco-nomics"

from the text

http://www.springer.com/us/book/9781402069659

http://down.cenet.org.cn/upfile/8/2008103018298186.pdf


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It is not a revelation to speak of green ideas as embued with long-term thinking. The green vision has found roots and is spreading from local to global communities and the future is filled with the promise of green political thought.

It is sometimes said that "the future doesn't have a vote and, as a result, future generations are neglected". Greens think the future matters and as with indigenous peoples who, like the Iroquois had a democratic system of governance and looked to "the seventh generation" as they made common decisions. Green-leaning thought considers the future as "seventh generation thinking" and as extends beyond the present while bringing forward key lessons learned from the past. Green ideas are more needed than ever given the multiple challenges modern economic systems deliver with crises, contradictions and unsustainable growth.

Many green ideas are brought forward in the founding 2000 platform of the US Green Party.

The Green platform captures a green "future-focus" -- and calls to action, to move to a more sustainable eco-nomic system.


"Fiduciary responsibility speaks of quarterly returns; survivability speaks to long-range vision and strategies" -- SJS


Eco-nomics from a Green Political Perspective

Excerpts from the US Green Party founding platform, 2000


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