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This site gives an overview of my work as an economist working to further an associative perspective on current events.
This work ranges from giving economics courses in schools to research on the nature of money. I am presently undertaking a PhD that looks at the nature of financial literacy and how it could be better taught with the inclusion of accounting - see the outline here.
My work also involves hosting seminars and editing a journal - Associate!. I produce a free monthly update on this work, the AE-Bulletin, that aims to create a focus for Friends of Associative Economics - to receive the bulletin click here.
A Talk by Arthur Edwards Sunday 5th February 11.30 am, Stroud, UK
An informal discussion of the role of money in economics and how when fully grasped it can become the medium for real social development. Rudolf Steiner's indications on the subject will provide a starting point.
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Rudolf Steiner and a New Economic Paradigm: A Panel Presentation and Conversation with Arthur Edwards, Gary Lamb, and John Bloom.
Saturday, August 27; 7 to 9 pm. Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School, Harlemville, New York A panel discussion in upstate New York
As an economist in the early part of the 20th century, Rudolf Steiner anticipated much of what is taking place now in our economy and provided ideas of how money can serve both the individual human spirit and the good of society as a whole.
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& The Financial Drivers License Course (following weeks) 7.30-9.00pm, Friday 6th May, Stroud, UK
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22-24 October 2010
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Understanding money has never been more important than today. Whether it be unfair trade, widespread poverty, burgeoning debt or bank bail-outs, modern life is marked by a ceaseless and unhealthy chase after money, which then acts more as our master than our servant. Whether locally or globally, can we understand and use money in ways that enable competition to give way to more cooperative ways of doing business? Derived from Rudolf Steiner’s contribution to economic and monetary history, The Colours of Money© seminar looks at the history and purpose of money and how it can be the main instrument for bringing about real and lasting change in our economic circumstances.
An Associative Bookkeeping Day 10.30am-5pm, Sunday June 6, 2010
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Alternate Fridays, 23 April to 2 July.
Intensive Diploma Studies / Colours of Money / Lecture-based Conversations
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30 April / 1 May 2010
An Evening Lecture Presentation and One Day Workshop – Chestnut Ridge, NY
The lecture will contextualise the following day’s workshop. It will aim to give a sense of humanity’s relationship to finance, past and future, as a mirror of consciousness
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7-9 May 2010
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