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On me demande souvent à quoi cela ressemblerait si un gouvernement local prenait réellement la transition par les cornes, la démarrait, et agissait comme un catalyseur pour que la communauté puisse démarrer un processus de transition significatif et impactant. Après avoir visité Ungersheim en Alsace, une région de l’Est

I was recently travelling to Ungersheim in France to give a talk, a journey that involved passing through several train stations.  On the journey I had been reading Michael Shuman’s fantastic new book ‘The Local Economy Solution’ (highly recommended).  In it, he paints a rigorous and passionate case for

I am often asked the question what it might look like if a local government really took Transition by the horns, initiated it, and acted as the catalyst for the community to start a meaningful and impactful Transition process.  Having visited Ungersheim in the Alsace region of eastern France, I

The 2015 Transition Network International Conference was the first we’d run since 2012, which was at Battersea Arts Centre in London.  Our home was the very beautiful Seale Hayne, near Newton Abbot, and a remarkable few days it was too.  While the amazing Transition Network team, supported this year

It’s a few weeks since the Exeter Pound, which we last caught up with a few months ago, was launched.  As we explore our theme of fairness, we asked Martyn Goss, one of the currency’s Directors, to share this thoughts as to how the scheme will make Exeter

Richard Wilkinson is Emeritus Professor of Social Epidemiology at the University of Nottingham.  He is the co-author, with Kate Pickett, of the seminal book ‘The Spirit Level’.  Much of his work has focused on health inequalities and the effects of income inequality on population health.  We started our conversation, given