Tag: REconomy road trip
![The amazing story of community currencies in Brazil: Interview The amazing story of community currencies in Brazil: Interview](http://reconomy.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/IMG_2423-352x198.jpg)
When it comes to the great global transition to a better world some places are completely fascinating to observe. For example, Bhutan and its policies of Gross National Happiness or Germany and their spread of community renewables. Brazil’s story of community banks and currencies is also absolutely fascinating. This article is linked to another article titled The […]
![The new economy in Brazil: Through the eyes of a REconomist The new economy in Brazil: Through the eyes of a REconomist](http://reconomy.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/brasilandia--352x198.png)
I was very excited to be returning to Sao Paulo, Brazil and exploring it from a REconomy perspective. I lived there for 7 years during the 90’s and I know that pretty much anything is possible within the Brazilian economy. For example, do you think that what happened in Cyprus was extreme? That’s child’s play! […]
![REconomy Roadtrip – Transition Maidenhead REconomy Roadtrip – Transition Maidenhead](http://reconomy.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/RoadtripTM-P1020814-2-352x198.jpg)
My first stop is Maidenhead, near Reading, a wealthy commuter town of around 60,000 residents, deep in the heart of the Thames Valley. My first impression of the town (based only on a drive from the station out to the beautiful village of Cookham) was of large, featureless brick buildings – a Travelodge, Sainsbury’s, Odeon […]
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