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 The system we're talking about is the 'political economy' - the combination of political and economic power embodied in the current state-corporate alliance. We don't believe that the crises of [nature](/ntre/nature) and [democracy](/demo/democracy) that we're facing can be solved within the existing political economy. Neither do we believe that the current system is inevitable - systems have always changed and always will. Below are what we see as the main factors affecting the need for, and potential for, system change.
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 ![An opinion which perhaps embodies why we need systemic change](https://lowimpactorg.onyx-sites.io/wp-content/uploads/systemic1.jpg)
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- _Alan Sugar on _the Apprentice_: “She is ruthless. She’ll walk over anybody, chew them up for breakfast and spit them out. That’s what I like about her.”_
+ _Alan Sugar on_ the Apprentice: _“She is ruthless. She’ll walk over anybody, chew them up for breakfast and spit them out. That’s what I like about her.”_
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 - [Centre for the Understanding of Sustainable Prosperity](https://cusp.ac.uk/) - researching prosperity post-growth
+## Related topics
+- [[ptrn:Pattern language]]
+- [[ucos:Use-credit obligations]]
+- [[limo:money|Low-impact money]]
+- [[demo:democracy|The democracy problem]]
+- [[comg:Commoning]]
+- [[stea:Steady-state economics]]
+- [[syst:System change]]
+- [[phil:Philosophy]]
+- [[coec:Commons economy]]
+- [[ntre:nature|The nature problem]]