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Rediscovery of Indigenous Matriarchal Worldviews on Economics
Most sustainability debates centre on creating a sustainable economy, while the question of what constitutes a sustainable society is rarely addressed. Often, economic systems are treated as detached from social structures. Yet, human behaviour—the primary driver of environmental change—lies at the
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