Sacred Economics : money, gift, & society in the age of transition

By C. Eisenstein. 2011

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Citations in the corpus

• Saluting while the ship sinks: the necessity for tourism paradigm change (2018, background): “Under ideal pricing mechanisms, operators (and consumers) should pay for many of the ecosystem services on which their business depends, with externalities identified and internalised as much as possible with their value factored into price (Eisenstein, 2011).”
• Extended Self in a Digital World (2013, background): “Nevertheless, hope remains for large-scale gift economies (e.g., Eisenstein 2011), and this possibility is also ripe for research.”