Rethinking Economics, Education and Science

Dr. Mariana Bozesan interviews:Anders Wijkman My interview partner today is former member of the European Parliament and president of the Club of Rome, Anders Wijkman, member of the Swedish Royal Academy

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On Awakening and Societal Transformation

Dr. Mariana Bozesan interviews:Prof. Dr. Thomas Reuter My guest today is renowned anthropologist and author Thomas Reuter. He is an expert advisor to IPCC and UNESCO, board member of the World Academy

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From Breaking up Monopolies to Deep Impact

Dr. Mariana Bozesan interviews:Dr. Charly Kleissner, Toniic As a species, we appear to rule the world and to be living in relatively unchallenging times, even when you factor in the current

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What is Impact Investing? The best explanation we have seen in 10 years

There is an ongoing debate on what Impact Investing is and what it is not. The following video helps clarify the terms. Enjoy! https://youtu.be/jv3oKGUbCPo

This is a poster containing the The A-Z of impact investing

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AQAL at the GIIN Investor Forum

On October 30th, 2018, AQAL participated at the GIIN Investor Forum in Paris. This conference is one of the biggest impact investor conferences worldwide– with more than 1.200 delegates from over

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What’s next after impact investing? AQAL Integral Investing

Traditional investing was all about profit-only, then came impact investing focusing on people and the planet. Integral Investing emphasizes the parity of people, planet, and profit, and adds internal aspects:

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New publication on Integral Impact Finance

July 18th, 2016 is the publication date of the Routledge Handbook of Social and Sustainable Finance, by Dr. Othmar Lehner (Ed.) The forthcoming book is one of the finest collections of

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Club of Rome Investors’ Dialog, Berlin 2015

Early September 2015, investors met with the Club of Rome to engage in a dialog about the “next forty years”. Prof. Jørgen Randers, co-author of the original “Limits to Growth”