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Kate Raworth
ISBN 9781847941398
Rs. 1,278
Cornerstone
Doughnut Economics
Who it's for: Readers interested in sustainable economics and alternatives to growth-focused models
Doughnut Economics by Kate Raworth presents a new economic framework designed to meet human needs within planetary boundaries. This model, known as the 'doughnut,' critiques traditional growth-focused economics and proposes a balanced approach for a safe and just future. The book outlines seven principles to guide economic transformation towards sustainability, equity, and resilience.Why You Should Read? Explore the "doughnut" model, an innovative framework for sustainable and equitable economic development. Understand the critiques of traditional economic theories and discover an alternative vision for prosperity. Learn practical principles for designing an economy that respects both human well-being and ecological limits.
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- Introduces the 'doughnut' economic model
- Critiques traditional growth-focused economics
- Outlines seven principles for economic transformation
- Focuses on sustainability, equity, and resilience
- Offers an alternative vision for prosperity
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What is the 'doughnut' model?
The 'doughnut' is a framework that balances meeting human needs with respecting planetary boundaries, aiming for a safe and just space for humanity.
What are the seven principles?
The book outlines seven principles to guide economic transformation towards sustainability, equity, and resilience, though the specific principles are not detailed in the provided information.
Who is this book for?
It suits readers interested in economics, sustainability, and alternative approaches to development, especially those critical of traditional growth-focused models.