Bioregionalism, Tribal Sovereignty, and Regional Banking

October 1, 1983

Bioregionalism The idea that America is to be understood as a land of regions is as old as the first 17th-century settlements, but it was not until the late 19th century that those regions were seen as having a physiographic – or as we would say, an ecological – character. And though historians and sociologists … Continued

Working Towards a Sustainable Future

April 1, 1983

Announcement of Third Schumacher Seminar “Tools For Community Economic Transformation’ Date: June 9th through 15th Place: Bard College in Annadale, New York (along the Hudson River) Cost: $450 per attendee (see note ) Limit: 25 participants Like the two previous seminars sponsored by the Schumacher Center, this seminar is designed for representatives of both non-profit … Continued