Synthesis/Regeneration
c/o WD Press, P.O. Box 24115, St. Louis MO 63130
E-mail: fitzdon@aol.com
http://www.greens.org/s-r/
December 2004
Dear Green activist,
How should we plan to change the economy, in small micro-projects and through
large modifications? Synthesis/Regeneration is published for Green movement
and electoral activists. We hope that the Spring 2005 issue will present a
broad range of views on green economic transformations. We invite
submissions addressing themes such as (but not limited to) the following:
- How do the overdeveloped countries dominate economies of the rest of the
world?
- How should Greens elected to office attempt to change local, state,
national and/or global economic policies?
- How should green economics aim to overcome racism and sexism?
- What should the role of the market, non-profit corporations and government
regulation and production be in a green economy?
- What alternative economic institutions should greens build and how can
electoral campaigns assist them?
In order to be included in the Spring 2005 issue, we will need to RECEIVE
submissions by February 1, 2005. Articles should be 500 to 2000 words.
Please send submissions to: fitzdon@aol.com