Emotions and Economics

Dear Chile, you're so hard to grasp. You were supposed to be a pinche dwarf country at the end of the world, and now Chile you are planetary. You are everything. If you were like a walnut, you are now a giant. Here I try to start expressing myself, which my heart needs. I promise to make this a full

I am enough I do enough I give enough I have enough I am enough. You are enough You do enough You give enough You have enough You are enough In this time where we have the politics of fear and hate everywhere in our media and, in some cases, our communities, how do we feed the truth that we are

Our water pump. Not working for almost a month. The promise that water will keep running is not assured no more. Like water: money. Like the river at my friends’ place in Comitan: it dried out, but it’s still there. Like you know it will run again but you don’t know when. Maybe this Monday when

I wish I was there too talk with you in person about your beautiful project. What you wrote fascinated me— this idea about the sacred possibility in everything, in hurts and wounds of all kinds. That is a radical idea for me when put together with the word “economics.” Thank you for turning my head

Oftentimes emotions or emotional proceses that seem completely unrelated to economics are actually connected in very interesting ways. On one hand we have The Emotions of Economics, which are all the emotions that economics imply in our lives. For example, the fear of loosing a job. The pain of the