Tag Archives: capitalism

Is football sustainable well-being consumption in action?

Posted on July 9, 2021 by Alison Kidd

OK, so I confess I am not particularly interested in football and I’m far more Celtic these days than English. But football (or any mass spectator sport) as a joyful, sociable, meaningful ‘consumable’ has got to make us stop and … Continue reading →

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Shit & capitalism – anything in common?

Posted on July 1, 2020 by Alison Kidd

I first encountered the concept of Faecal Standard Money from two members of the Science Walden Centre based in South Korea. The ramifications of their project have fascinated me ever since in relation to our capitalistic mindset here in the … Continue reading →

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What effect is Covid-19 having on our thinking?

Posted on April 1, 2020 by Alison Kidd

Stuck at home in isolation, I’ve been wondering (as have many others) what impact Covid-19 is having on our thinking about the world we’d like to inhabit beyond the pandemic. In this weird, lonely and suspended state, we long for … Continue reading →

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