OM DENNE EPISODE
Is money actually at the center of our many crises? Could the concept of money be thought anew in more sustainable ways? Professor at Lund University and Copenhagen Business School Ester Barinaga presents ideas and case studies from her book "Remaking Money for a Sustainable Future" which came out earlier this year.
Eco Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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