The "Real" Tragedy of the Commons: Can a Dual Currency System Achieve a Pareto-superior Equilibrium?
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21036/LTPUB10663Researcher
Stefan Brunnhuber is Medical Director of the Diakonie Kliniken Zschadrass (Colditz/Saxony, Germany) and is Chief Medical Officer of its Hospital for Integral Psychiatry, Psychosomatics, and Psychotherapy. An endowed Professor for Psychology and Sustainability, Brunnhuber holds an additional Ph.D. in Socioeconomics (under Sir Ralf Dahrendorf) and has two decades of experience in the fields of psychology and finance. He is a Member of the Club of Rome, Trustee of the World Academy of Art and Science and Senator of the European Academy of Sciences and Arts. Specialist research interests include the Psychology of the Anthropocene, Finance and Sustainability and Integral Mental Health. Co-author of one of the most successful psychiatry textbooks in Germany in the last 20 years, Brunnhuber’s latest books are "The Art of Transformation" (2016), "The TAO of Finance" (2018), and "The Open Society in the 21st Century" (in press).
Original Publication
Jenseits des Wachstumszwangs - Zum Verhältnis von Energie, Kapital und Arbeit
Stefan Brunnhuber
,Jürgen Grahl
Published in 2006
Economics as an Evolutionary System
Bernard Liétaer
,Stefan Brunnhuber
Published in 2005
How Can Blockchain Technology Help us to Finance SDGs?
The Real Tragedy of the Commons
Stefan Brunnhuber
Published in 2023
Financing our Future - An Argument for a Parallel Currency to Finance our Future
Stefan Brunnhuber
Published in 2021
How to Finance our Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs): Socioecological Quantitative Easing (QE) as a Parallel Currency to Make the World a Better Place
Stefan Brunnhuber
Published in 2015
Money and Sustainability - The Missing Link
Christian Arnsperger
Published in 2012
