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Twitter went aflutter this week with late-breaking (two years late) news in Smithsonian Magazine that Australian physicist Graham Turner had compared the…

In researching our soon-to-be-released Field Guide study of the Manufacturing Renaissance Council we discovered an illuminating 2011 Brookings Institution white…

Capital Institute’s work on financial system reform is very much driven by the concept of system resilience. In an email…

A report commissioned by the Global Alliance for Banking on Values and funded by the Rockefeller Foundation, published in March,…

A research report by The European Association of Cooperative Banks, “European and Cooperative Banks in the Financial and Economic Turmoil:…

The Limits to Growth co-author Jorgen Randers recently released 2052: A Global Forecast for the Next 40 Years that attempts…

The new documentary “The Economics of Happiness” draws attention to the ills of globalization in both the developing and developed…

Capital Institute is now acting as content advisor to “Money & Life,” a documentary in progress that asks profound questions…

Shift Change: Putting Democracy to Work, a documentary film in progress by award-winning filmmakers Melissa Young and Mark Dworkin, tells…

James Galbraith and Dean Baker have praised Eric Laursen’s new book, The People’s Pension, for its riveting account of the…

I read Gus Speth’s The Bridge at the Edge of the World: Capitalism, the Environment, and the Crossing from Crisis…

A year and a half ago when we spoke to Gar Alperovitz for our Braintrust series on thought leaders who…

I first “met” Dan O’Neill in the spring of 2009 when I was researching an article for the New York…

The Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy (CASSE) held its first conference, in Leeds, UK, on June…

Capital Institute contributed to a new Ebook, just published by Harvard University Business School. The Landscape of Integrated Reporting is…