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Charles Seaford

Could the investment system contribute to sustainable prosperity? | Blog by Charles Seaford
Simon Mair

A fair days wage for a fair days work? | Blog by Simon Mair
Aldersgate Group

Money might grow on trees: Investing in natural capital to improve resilience | Blog by Alex White
Fergus Lyon

Innovation for wellbeing—social enterprises developing creative alternatives to conventional services | Blog by Fergus Lyon
Abi Bray | Kate Burningham | Katt Skippon | Lucy Richardson | Sue Venn

More Fun Less Stuff? Exploring Young People’s Everyday Consumption | A research log
Tim Jackson

The future of jobs: is decent work for all a pipe dream? | Blog by Tim Jackson
Geraldine Brennan

The role of the Circular Economy in Sustainable Prosperity | Blog by Geraldine Brennan
Charles Seaford

More value from less food? | Blog by Charles Seaford
Jonathan Ward

Stoke, the City of Culture? | Blog by Jonathan Ward
Aldersgate Group

Better disclosure, better returns | Blog by Alex White
Ian Vickers

The social economy and sustainable prosperity | Blog by Ian Vickers
Aldersgate Group

A competitive economy needs an ambitious low carbon policy | Blog by Nick Molho
Aldersgate Group

Seeking a sustainable finance plan for the UK | Blog by Alex White
Kerstin Hacker

Fostering Visual Self-Governance in Zambia | Blog by Kerstin Hacker
Fergus Lyon

Understanding investment for sustainable prosperity — breaking down the silos | Blog by Fergus Lyon
Rebecca Willis

Taming the Climate? How politicians talk about climate change | Blog by Rebecca Willis
Tim Jackson

An economy that works | Blog by Tim Jackson
James McKay

A Dream of a Low Carbon Future | Blog by James McKay
Craig Rye

Does slow growth lead to rising instability? | Blog by Craig Rye
Sue Venn

Intergenerational learning: making the SDGs work | Blog by Sue Venn
Fergus Lyon

Is small still beautiful? | Blog by Fergus Lyon
Angela Druckman

Analysing dreams; abandoning nightmares | Blog by Angela Druckman
APPG secretariat | Tim Jackson

Limits Revisited | Blog by Tim Jackson
Kate Burningham

Social and psychological understandings of the good life | Blog by Kate Burningham
Will Davies

Developing the philosophy for a sustainable prosperity | Blog by Will Davies
Kate Oakley

Sustainable prosperity—what’s art got to do with it? | Blog by Kate Oakley
Phil Catney

The Politics of Sustainable Prosperity | Blog by Philip Catney
Fergus Lyon

Alternative business approaches for sustainable prosperity | Blog by Fergus Lyon
Tim Jackson

Towards a sustainable prosperity | Blog by Tim Jackson

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About

The Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity (CUSP) is a cutting-edge research organisation that takes the form of a rich international network, drawing together expert partners from academic and non-academic institutions as co-producers of the work programme. The overall research question is: What can prosperity possibly mean in a world of environmental, social and economic limits?—We work with people, policy and business to address this question, developing pragmatic steps towards a shared and lasting prosperity.

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Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity
University of Surrey
Guildford GU2 7XH

Email: info@cusp.ac.uk
Telephone: +44 (0) 1483 684316

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CUSP is acting as the secretariat for the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Limits to Growth. The APPG provides a platform for cross-party dialogue and collaboration on shared and lasting prosperity in a world of environmental, social and economic limits. It aims to contribute to a growing international debate on redefining prosperity and developing new measures of progress. Membership for the APPG is drawn from both Houses and all main political parties.

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