ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We continue our series of Transformative Talks with a conversation between two prominent figures within the Nordic field of alternative economic thinking. Emma Holten is a Danish cultural critic, public speaker and author of the book "Deficit – How feminist economics can change our world", and Tone Smith is an independent scholar involved in several Norwegian NGO's working with de-growth and the re-thinking of economics. The conversation is moderated by director of the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking, Stefan Gaardsmand Jacobsen.
Eco Thoughts is produced by the Center for Applied Ecological Thinking at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.
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