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TOES promotes economics which incorporate the sustainable use of natural resources and the productive engagement of all people in the development of their communities and societies. 

Those who support and work with TOES are convinced that promising and constructive alternatives are available and are being developed and implemented all over the globe. TOES builds on a considerable tradition of theory and practice. An economics constrained by respect for the natural world and human dignity is possible. It is the goal of TOES to promote its further conceptualization and to encourage its elaboration in practice. TOES' major ongoing activity is a yearly forum/exposition held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the world's leading industrial countries - the US, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Italy and Japan. TOES also publishes books, occasional newsletters, and maintains contact with TOES-related colleagues in other countries.

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Trent Schroyer's Interview with Zack Lyde

G8 Met in the Most Polluted Zip Code in U.S.

Antiglobal Protesters Try New Tactics: Tea and Pudding As Georgia Girds for G-8, Groups Show Gentler Side; Anarchists Fixing Homes? 

TOES 2004 Experience in Georgia | Brunswick [2004] Events

TOES Tour: South India


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    In the Media...

    by Christopher Getzan |

    Read about the Brunswick 10

    The following stories were reported by Tennessee Independent Media Center at TOES:

    Globalization's Impact - Enslavement of Our Ancestors, Reenslavement of Our People

    Revitalizing the Cultural Commons

    The Movement to Abolish Corporate Personhood

    Revitalizing the Global Commons- Who Controls Information in a Globalized World?

    From the G8 to Africa to You

    Environmental Racism: Stories from the Gullah Geechee People

    Ending Corporate Rule in a Globalizing World

         
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