How do we shift from our current economic system, which is exhausting resources and causing serious, long-term crises, to a more sustainable one? How can ...
Echoing applause reverberates from a crowd gathered in a once-bankrupt industrial center, now transformed into a vibrant center for music, art, and ...
Back at my favorite watering hole, I turn away from the newspaper article I’m reading about the assassination of a presidential candidate in Ecuador and ...
When the Peace Corps sent me to the Amazon rainforest in 1968, I dove into research on the Shuar, the community I would soon call home. All the ...
PS: Yes, that’s me in the old photo! From the time I was very young, growing up in rural New Hampshire, I was fascinated by the Indigenous cultures that ...
I remember an afternoon when I’d stood with an Achuar hunter in the rainforest. He aimed his blowgun at a bird in a tree. Then he lowered it without ...
In this BRB jobs update, I’m pleased to highlight an opening at Perkins Coie: “Conflicts Attorney” — Perkins Coie is looking for a ...
Against all probability, late one November afternoon, I find myself interviewing the President of the United States. He is sitting directly across a ...
With John PerkinsI want to devote this month’s newsletter to a discussion I recently had with my friend – and one of the most brilliant people I know – ...
JP: Wow. That is an impressive comparison. Your economic hit men have been very efficient.Dr. Xi smiles.Dr. XI: That’s true, but perhaps even more ...