Imagine a book that on one hand instantly becomes a global bestseller with 9 million copies sold in 30 languages and on the other provokes the ire of the entire capitalist world. That book Limits to ...

Founded in 1968 in Rome, The Club of Rome describes itself as "a thinktank and a centre of research and action, of innovation and initiative". It is a group of scientists, economics, businesspeople, ...

Malthusianism is just so damned tiresome. The constant stream of predictions that a growing human population will soon crash because we are about run out of food and/or other resources has always ...

Almost thirty years ago a book was published which challenged one of the then core assumptions of economic theory - that the Earth was infinite and would always provide the resources needed for human ...

A new report released by the UN Youth Office, the St. Gallen Symposium and The Club of Rome is calling on businesses to embrace intergenerational leadership as a driver of innovation, sustainability, ...

Journalists worldwide who are interested in sustainability issues can apply for a seven-month fellowship. The Club of Rome is offering its 2025 Communications Fellowship. This program is aimed at ...

The Club of Rome and the Smithsonian Institution's Consortium for Understanding and Sustaining a Biodiverse Planet hosted a one-day symposium on March 1, 2012 to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the ...

The Club of Rome’s landmark 1972 report warning of the potentially catastrophic consequences of exponential economic growth was widely dismissed by mainstream economists at the time. Had that not ...