Resurgence & Ecologist magazine Issue 217 • March/April 2003
Myth of Prosperity

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Welcome

Welcome •

Feature articles

MOVING THE GOALPOSTS •

Chasing that ephemeral and elusive state of 'happiness'.

RICH IN THINGS, POOR IN TIME •

A modern parable.

JOYLESS GROWTH •

It's time to adopt new models of prosperity.

A NECESSARY SIMPLICITY •

Do less, be more

MONEY IS NOT WEALTH •

An ecofeminist perspective.

THE SEVEN MYTHS OF INDUSTRIAL AGRICULTURE

Photo Feature

THE AGRARIAN STANDARD •

True health and wealth lie with the land.

SHOPPING •

The evolution of our national compulsion.

SACRIFICE •

There is no sacrifice without love.

A FLEET OF ARKS •

The builders of arks are those working to protect and restore wild lands.

BEYOND THE CAGE •

In Albania, there is plenty of money for the military, but environmental improvements must wait.

A TURKISH CARPET •

The urban crisis might prompt many Turks to return to their rural roots.

IN PRAISE OF INEFFICIENCY •

Serendipity is the gift of disorganisation.

INFINITE INJUSTICE •

Democracy is no guarantee against the abuse of human rights.

SOLITUDE •

Alone and alive.

EARTH ALIVE •

Organisms are born out of Earth, are sustained by Earth and in death, return to Earth for rebirth.

MAKING PLACES •

We should open our eyes and let the world inside.Art

THE ARTIST IN SOCIETY •

Until we have an organic sense of life, there can be no creative society.

IN SEARCH OF AWARENESS •

The paintings of John Danvers.

BUDDHIST AESTHETICS •

Exploring inner beauty through rhythm, balance, proportion and harmony.

Frontline

RELEARNING OLD TRICKS

Getting away from corporate seed sellers.

TOBIN OR NOT TOBIN?

Discouraging financial speculation.

Regulars

Deep Spirit •

Voice From The South •

Visionaries •

A Sense of Place •

Visionaries •

Poetry •

Crafts •

Letters to the Editors

Up the Elephant and Round the Castle •

Recipes •

Reviews

VANISHED PRESENCES •

Review of A 'wide-angle' view of some recent fiction.

ENDURING ECONOMIES •

Review of Feasta Review 1

BEYOND ALL 'ISMS' •

Review of Straw Dogs

BOOKS IN BRIEF •

CRISIS AND OPPORTUNITY •

Review of The Future of Life