Environment & Energy

We know we have to consume less. But a real systemic alternative would make this the more attractive option. read more

Author and Tellus Institute co-founder Richard A. Rosen explores the changes necessary for a modern definition of “socialism”, and describes key concepts and issues that arise when aiming to restructure the American economy to include social and environmental sustainability in the Twenty-First Century. read more

This paper explores the intersections of systemic economic and ecological crisis, and proposes that only a break with the mechanisms of corporate capitalism is capable of guaranteeing a sustainable future. read more

We have encompassing problems because of fundamental flaws in our economic and political system. By understanding these flaws, we can end them and move forward to a new system. read more

Addressing the problems of the twenty-first century requires going beyond business as usual. It requires “changing the system.” But what does this mean? And what would it entail? read more

The Next System Project: New Political-Economic Possibilities for the Twenty First Century—provides an in-depth overview of the goals of the Next System Project. read more