Issue #30

Hi! This is 'Super Diffusion' again…

And another milestone has been reached: today I am sending you the 30th issue of this small but fine newsletter. I'll just say: here's to the next 30. :)

Today I have two scientific articles for you and I'm looking forward to hearing what you have to say and comment on the impulses and how you deal with them.

One thing is becoming clearer and clearer: the way we're doing things right now won't work for much longer. The ‘growth’ system is reaching its natural limits.

And yet it is important that this newsletter grows and grows and grows so that the good new narratives are spread as widely as possible. So: hope you'll like and share it to as many humans by your choice.

That's the only way to bring it to life — Super Diffusion.

?? New categories of regenerative success

A new article by Prof. Dr. Stephan Hankammer for Haufe Group emphasises three new categories of success for regenerative business:

1. Ecological health: companies should actively contribute to restoring the environment.
2. Social justice: Reducing social inequalities is seen as a key success factor.
3. Long-term economic resilience: Economic success is measured by sustainable and long-term strategies rather than short-term profits.

These categories promote a more comprehensive assessment of entrepreneurial success.

Read the article here …

??? New forms of fundamental rights

A new academic article for illuminem.com by Kasper Benjamin Reimer Bj?rkskov describes the transition to ‘de- and re-commodification’. It is about detaching essential services such as housing, health and education from market forces and treating them as fundamental rights. At the same time, natural resources such as clean air and water should be regarded as valuable goods in order to ensure their protection. This approach aims to reduce social inequalities and preserve the environment by reorganising the economic system.

Read the article here …

?? Regenerativ & digital

And then again: a podcast tip on our own behalf. The latest episode of Regenerativ & digital is really worth listening to. David and I had the honour of interviewing Stan Reimgen from Big. An Impact Studio. The conversation is about regenerative business models as real business cases as well as the "Re-Leadership Report 2024" and the "Sustainable Innovation Framework" from Big.

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