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Economia circular: com adaptar-se al planeta

Daniela Pina Empreses com El Corte Inglés aposten per contribuir al medi ambient a través del disseny estratègic dels productes Produir, consumir i llençar. Aquesta és la vida de la majoria de productes que formen part de l'economia lineal. Sense retorn ni alternatives. Però què passaria si la solució estigués en un esbós. En un paper en blanc on es pogués projectar no només el disseny d'un producte, sinó també les seves possibilitats per viure diferents vides un cop la seva funció hagi acabat. Llavors, parlaríem d'allargar la vida dels productes, de

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The Market Thinker: how to ride the rise of the robots

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Seven tragic days in July: Trying to make (some) sense of South Africa by hearing old themes with new(er) clarity

Seven tragic days in July: Trying to make (some) sense of South Africa by hearing old themes with new(er) clarity Jeff Rudin The untold tragedies of our days in July 2021 urge us to continue dreaming. This is how we change ourselves and the world that creates us as we, reciprocally, create, sustain and pass it on to everyone else. For us as South Africans, we can begin realising Martin Luther King’s dream by moving way beyond the chimeral securities of race and its racial thinking. © Copyright (c) Daily Maverick , All Rights Reserved   Jeff Rudin works at the Alternative Information & Development Centre.  

Seven tragic days in July: Trying to make (some) sense...

Unlike the early contributions – including those in Daily Maverick’s “Age of Anarchy” series of 15 July 2021 – I, with the luxury of thinking time, might be able to suggest layers of complexity difficult to reach by the demands of instant comment. Underlining these commentaries is the need for introspection, distilled into two fundamental questions: how did we get here and what is to be done? The single dominant answer to both is various forms of the failure of Transformation. This is well captured by Andrew Gasnolar: “The lived experience of the vast majority continues to be shaped by an exclusionary system that has been far too slow to change.”

Understanding the Four Industrial Revolutions

Seven tragic days in July: Trying to make (some) sense of South Africa by hearing old themes with new(er) clarity