Author: Adam Oosthuizen

This research sets out with the intention of finding pathways to liberate land, waters, ecosystems, and communities from the enclosures of capitalism and colonialism. Beyond the carbon-centered approaches to the climate crisis limited by reductionist metrics and market-driven solutions are alternate pathways already embodied by living examples.

Healing Wealth,” explores the moral, spiritual, and systemic dimensions of wealth in a time of ecological collapse and social fragmentation. Framing neoliberalism as an “unholy trinity” of separation, materialism, and rationalism, the issue challenges dominant paradigms of accumulation and extraction.