INTEGRAL ECONOMICS AS A MORE DYNAMIC APPROACH TO ECONOMICS

My approach starts by connecting a decolonised and inclusive development of economic thought to a four quadrant framework. This allows the identification of three variables:

Needs (Our individual inner world),

Platforms (The outer world)

Culture (Our collective social world)

These act as a base for explaining the complex dynamics observed in the real economy.

The result is a logical progression towards a dynamic and post-pluralist understanding of economics that can be analysed and modeled as a complex evolving system. Read my first paper here.

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The Goal

To promote a dynamic approach to economics by publishing new research and creative content, as well as building a short online course to educate researchers and students about this new (or actually very old) way to understand economics.

Step by step and one concept at a time we will build a new economic science based on logic and dynamic systems, no more static mathematical modeling that assumes a timeless toy-economy.

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The History

The Dynamic Approach to Economics started with media content and an accompanying essay published in 2016. I presented the essay, entitled "The Need for a Dynamic Approach to Economics", at the 2018 IIPPE conference.

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See Dennis Venter's CV here.