People Who Think Differently
The legacy of the Bloomsbury Group is what can be achieved by people who are prepared to challenge convention in pursuit of a better world.
Mark Braund
Mark Braund is a Renegade Inc. correspondent.
He is the author of The Possibility of Progress (2005). He has written for The Guardian and The Times Literary Supplement, as well a being a regular contributor to the Renegade Inc. website.He has also written his first novel, a political thriller, The Blueprint in 2012.
He has worked in the private, public and voluntary sectors, including three years as an advisor to the government of Mozambique.
Twitter: @MarkBraund
Website: http://www.markbraund.com/
He is the author of The Possibility of Progress (2005). He has written for The Guardian and The Times Literary Supplement, as well a being a regular contributor to the Renegade Inc. website.He has also written his first novel, a political thriller, The Blueprint in 2012.
He has worked in the private, public and voluntary sectors, including three years as an advisor to the government of Mozambique.
Twitter: @MarkBraund
Website: http://www.markbraund.com/
Latest posts by Mark Braund (see all)
- People Who Think Differently - September 7, 2015
- Not All Businesses are the Same - August 5, 2015
- The Corbyn Effect - July 25, 2015
Author: Mark Braund
Mark Braund is a Renegade Inc. correspondent.
He is the author of The Possibility of Progress (2005). He has written for The Guardian and The Times Literary Supplement, as well a being a regular contributor to the Renegade Inc. website. He has also written his first novel, a political thriller, The Blueprint in 2012.
He has worked in the private, public and voluntary sectors, including three years as an advisor to the government of Mozambique.
Twitter: @MarkBraund
Website: http://www.markbraund.com/
Not All Businesses are the Same
We need a more sophisticated debate about business and how it impacts on wider society, writes Mark Braund.
The Corbyn Effect
Anyone believing in the possibility of a better world should support Corbyn, even if they’re not convinced by his left-wing agenda.
Socialism for 1% Capitalism 99%
The wider public is depressingly disinterested in the workings of the economy; nowhere is this more evident than in their ignorance of the monetary system. If more people understood the means by which banks create money, the way it swells the coffers of the already wealthy, and the destabilising effect it has on the real […]
Speculate! Derail the Economy
Speculative investment reduces the ability of the economy to meet it’s primary objective: enabling everyone to satisfy their basic needs through a process of mutual exchange.
Plutocracy - it’s Alien to Me
On unearned wealth - I’ve lost count of the times I’ve used the words ‘elite’ and ‘minority’…
The Economic Reformation
So, what should economics be about? Well, that depends on your values and world view.
MASSIVE PROFITS!!! But from Where?
The answer depends on two things: how those profits are derived, and what happens to them.
One Man’s Loss is Another Man’s Gain
Wealth vs Money - the difference
One Day All This Will Be Yours
It is entirely natural for parents to want to support their children in every way possible…