• Steinerian Economics A Compendium edited by Gary Lamb and Sarah Hearn Foreword by John Bloom
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Eacnamaíocht Steinerian A Compendium eagraithe ag Gary Lamb agus Sarah Hearn Réamhrá le John Bloom

Eacnamaíocht Steinerian A Compendium eagraithe ag Gary Lamb agus Sarah Hearn Réamhrá le John Bloom

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Is bailiúchán cuimsitheach de ráitis Rudolf Steiner ar an eacnamaíocht é Eacnamaíocht Steiner, arna tiomsú agus arna heagarthóireacht ag Gary Lamb agus Sarah Hearn, a tógadh ó bhreis is 40 foinse a roghnaíodh óna chorpas mór saothar atá ar fáil faoi láthair i mBéarla. Is acmhainn fíor-riachtanach í dóibh siúd go léir atá ag lorg peirspictíochtaí nua ar an eacnamaíocht agus ar airgead. Anseo, is féidir leat bealaí nua a fháil chun an saol sóisialta a thuiscint. Éiríonn na smaointe agus an modh féin níos inrochtana dúinn de réir mar a chuireann muid na modhanna seo i bhfeidhm inár smaointeoireacht féin. Tá súil againn go gcuideoidh ranníocaíochtaí Rudolf Steiner linn go léir céimeanna nua a ghlacadh i dtreo geilleagair nua.

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How broad is the source base for Steinerian Economics?

The compendium draws Rudolf Steiner’s economic statements from more than 40 sources in his works that were available in English when the collection was prepared.
Who edited Steinerian Economics?

Gary Lamb and Sarah Hearn compiled and edited the volume, and John Bloom contributed the foreword.
How does the book present Steiner’s social threefolding?

Social threefolding distinguishes spiritual-cultural life, political-rights life, and economic life so each can develop according to its proper principles while supporting the whole.
What is associative economics in this compendium?

The compendium presents associative economics as a cooperative, relationship-based approach to economic life, explored through Steiner’s phenomenological way of thinking.