Guest post by Kaj Embrén, Sustainable Development export and blogger, Stockholm, Sweden. Revolution and recession. For good reason, these two words have dominated headlines over the past year. Yet talk of such political and financial tumult has resulted in the neglect of a third issue, which is both critical and germane: sustainability. In every crisis [...]

Guest post by Stefan Brill. The core problem of the current situation now and then are the ‘stinky’ assets in the balance sheets of banks. The argumentation goes that many banks are systemic and finally, given the bank has to declare insolvency or illiquidity and has to declare bankruptcy, the real sector is cut off [...]

Guest post by Scott Wagers, Owner of BioSci Consulting and a former Assistant Professor at University of Vermont College of Medicine As an American living in Belgium I have noticed many differences between the American and European approach to work. Americans are very goal oriented, we’ll work through the night to meet a deadline or to solve a vexing [...]