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The Infinite Toddler Regress–The Krugman Function Part 3 – Transition Milwaukee

The Infinite Toddler Regress–The Krugman Function Part 3 – Transition Milwaukee. In this installment I’m going to talk about Paul Krugman’s resistance to whole-system thinking, and I’m going to do it by way of a comparison to a very different intellectual dispensation: namely the one demonstrated by my three year old twin sons.  Lest this […]

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The Krugman Function Part 2–Whole System Thinking – Transition Milwaukee

The Krugman Function Part 2–Whole System Thinking – Transition Milwaukee. Whole System Thinking Anyone who has spent much time thinking about ecology, peak oil and the economy, or global carbon emissions with any degree of complexity understands the importance of whole-system thinking.  Whole-system thinking reminds us that our economy cannot be intelligently assessed without an […]

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