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Spiritual Dimensions of Economics
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Alfredo Sfier-Younis |
As part of our ongoing series Critical Thinking on Capitalism, Jerome spoke with Alfredo Sfeir-Younis is a Chilean economist and President and Founder of the Zambuling Institute for Human Transformation. He also worked with the World Bank, as a senior official for almost 30 years.
Alfredo’s life and career consists of unusual twists and turns. Among other issues, he’s worked for the rights of indigenous peoples, and in the areas of peace and social justice, poverty eradication, international trade and finance, gender and women’s issues, and spirituality in sustainable development. He’s also had his hand in alternative medicine and along the way his spiritual journey led him to become a Mayan Priest.
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Myra Jackson, San Diego // Thursday, April 30, 2009 @ 11:49 AM
Name is spelled Sfeir Younis - please correct
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Liv Nam Kakur, Phoenix // Friday, May 01, 2009 @ 10:22 AM
I will not be able to listen to your talk on NPR today because of my work schedule. Are there places where I can download other interviews or maybe this one after the fact. You rocked my world at Summer Solstice last year!
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Carrie, WBEZ // Friday, May 01, 2009 @ 11:40 AM
Thanks, Myra. The correct spelling is now posted.
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Carrie, WBEZ, WBEZ // Monday, May 04, 2009 @ 12:27 PM
Hi Liv-
You can download this segment by right clicking on the "download" button above and saving the file to your desktop. You can also subscribe to the Worldview podcast be selecting the above "podcast" icon. This will allow you to listen whenever you want. Thanks.
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