What if the greatest threat to our future isn’t scarcity—but our belief in it?

In The Politics of Abundance, a bold and timely manifesto, the author challenges the deeply rooted narratives that dominate modern politics, economics, and culture. For too long, our systems have been built around fear—of running out, of falling behind, of losing control. But what if we flipped the script? What if we designed societies not around limitation, but around possibility?

Spanning sixteen powerful chapters, The Politics of Abundance reimagines what’s possible when we replace scarcity thinking with a mindset rooted in inclusion, regeneration, creativity, and care. From clean energy and education to governance, global cooperation, culture, and technology, this book offers a sweeping, actionable vision for how we can build a world where everyone has enough—and then some.

Drawing on global case studies, emerging policy innovations, and timeless human wisdom, this book is more than a policy playbook—it’s a cultural awakening. It invites readers to not just think differently, but to live, lead, and act differently. Whether you're a policymaker, community leader, educator, entrepreneur, or simply someone who knows we can do better, The Politics of Abundance is your call to action.

This is a book about hope—radical, grounded, and necessary. It’s a book about building. And most importantly, it’s a book about all of us, and the future we still have time to create.

Political Economy