NEW PARADIGM

Lessons from the post-war shift

Laurie Laybourn-Langton argues that the central lesson from the post-war paradigm shift is that it took economic collapse and war.

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FORUM NEW ECONOMY

PUBLISHED

30. OCTOBER 2019

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1 MIN

Laurie Laybourn-Langton argues that the central lesson from the post-war paradigm shift is that it took economic collapse and war. But if we wait for crises – particularly an environmental one – it will be too late. We have to find ways of bringing about change without it coming too crisis.

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After decades of overly naive market belief, we urgently need new answers to the great challenges of our time. More so, we need a whole new paradigm to guide us. We collect everything about the people and the community who are dealing with the question of a new paradigm and who analyze the historical and present impact of paradigms and narratives – whether in new contributions, performances, books and events.

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