Kate Raworth writes economics for general readers, best known for Doughnut Economics. The book argues that economic thinking should focus less on endless GDP growth and more on meeting human needs within ecological limits, using the image of a doughnut between a social foundation and an environmental ceiling. Raworth discusses inequality, systems thinking, regeneration and the design of economies rather than offering a conventional textbook of markets and prices. Her writing is visual, accessible and policy-oriented. The book suits readers of ecological economics, sustainability, post-growth debate and contemporary critiques of orthodox economic models. Read more Less
No products in the cart.