Molly Scott Cato was the Green MEP for the South West of England and Gibraltar until the UK left the European Union in January 2020 and is now Professor of Green Economics at Roehampton University. She was previously Director of the Welsh Institute for Research into Cooperatives. In 2009 she published Green Economics and in 2012 The Bioregional Economy, both books developing a vision of a just and sustainable economy. Molly has published widely on issues relating to sustainable economics and the social economy. She lives in Stroud where she is inspired by the lived example of a sustainable community.

• Part I: Setting the scene1. Introduction: an economy within the environment2. The whistle-blowers Part II Economic schools and the environment3. Neoclassical economics4. Environmental economics5. Ecological economics6. Green economics7. Anti-capitalist economicsPart III: Issues and policies8. A range of policy approaches9. Economic growth10. Climate change: the greatest example of market failure? 11. All that the earth provides: the economics of resources 12. Pollution13. Globalization vs. localization14. Markets or commons15. Conclusion: Is it the economy? Are we stupid?

Molly Scott Cato was the Green MEP for the South West of England and Gibraltar until the UK left the European Union in January 2020 and is now Professor of Green Economics at Roehampton University. She was previously Director of the Welsh Institute for Research into Cooperatives. In 2009 she published Green Economics and in 2012 The Bioregional Economy, both books developing a vision of a just and sustainable economy. Molly has published widely on issues relating to sustainable economics and the social economy. She lives in Stroud where she is inspired by the lived example of a sustainable community.

• Part I: Setting the scene1. Introduction: an economy within the environment2. The whistle-blowers Part II Economic schools and the environment3. Neoclassical economics4. Environmental economics5. Ecological economics6. Green economics7. Anti-capitalist economicsPart III: Issues and policies8. A range of policy approaches9. Economic growth10. Climate change: the greatest example of market failure? 11. All that the earth provides: the economics of resources 12. Pollution13. Globalization vs. localization14. Markets or commons15. Conclusion: Is it the economy? Are we stupid?

Molly Scott Cato was the Green MEP for the South West of England and Gibraltar until the UK left the European Union in January 2020 and is now Professor of Green Economics at Roehampton University. She was previously Director of the Welsh Institute for Research into Cooperatives. In 2009 she published Green Economics and in 2012 The Bioregional Economy, both books developing a vision of a just and sustainable economy. Molly has published widely on issues relating to sustainable economics and the social economy. She lives in Stroud where she is inspired by the lived example of a sustainable community.

• Part I: Setting the scene1. Introduction: an economy within the environment2. The whistle-blowers Part II Economic schools and the environment3. Neoclassical economics4. Environmental economics5. Ecological economics6. Green economics7. Anti-capitalist economicsPart III: Issues and policies8. A range of policy approaches9. Economic growth10. Climate change: the greatest example of market failure? 11. All that the earth provides: the economics of resources 12. Pollution13. Globalization vs. localization14. Markets or commons15. Conclusion: Is it the economy? Are we stupid?