Judith Felton

This journal is edited by Judith Felton, qualified in Alternative medical practitice from Exeter University, reflexologist, massage specialist and occupational therapist.Judith is highly qualified and experienced in charity management including work for various significant national charities.She is our Charitable Trust Board Director and the Institute Manager.

Judith Felton qualified in reflexology, occupational therapy and massage as well as having a masters in alternative medicine , and active in the Lupus sufferers network, Judith will be providing alternative therapies .Please pre book and pay for this in advance.

Judith Felton

who looks after our international network, the Green Economics Institute Trust and compiles the newsletter 'Green Economist'.Judith can be contacted by emailing:
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If you would like the Institute to provide a speaker or trainer at your event please email Judith Felton or Miriam Kennet
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Our US branch Directors are Clare Lunn and Professor Jack Reardon please email Judith Felton for their details
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We have branches and contacts being set up in 30 countries- for details of your nearest one please email the Institute at the email address above and Judith Felton our branch manager will advise you.If you would like to join it-please do not hesitate to get in touch.

We now have branches or contacts in the following countries

If you would like to send a message or to get in touch with them please send an email with your nessage and your name and contact details to Judith Felton our Administration Manager and Branches Manager who will forward it to them

To find out about your nearest one, in the first instance please contact Judith Felton our Global Branches Manager at greeneconomicsinstitute@yahoo.com for further and latest details-

For more information about the Green Economics Institute Trust please contact: Judith Felton trust@greeneconomicsinstitute.eu

With Judith Felton, she has now developed a global network in 47 countries working to update and reform economics.

She is a regular speaker on all aspects of economics, including at Oxford University Politics,Philosphy and Economics Society on the reform of Economics.She is a member of Oxford Universitys' Environmental Change Institute which is very influencial in the Bclimate change debate and Mansfield Colllege which specialises in ethics.

Her current research at Keele University is looking at theoretical approaches to understanding stakeholder needs comparing stakeholder theory with the nascent discipline of green economics in the setting of procurement, supply side and Purchasing Practices .She trained in economics with Grazia Ietto Gillies in Foreign Direct Investment and Strategies of International Firms as well as at Templeton College Business School Oxford University.

She is concerned with the effects on stakeholders of such practises as outsourcing and off shoring and single sourcing and how modern purchasing practises are accelerating globalization and affecting more and more stakeholders.

She is committed to finding better models to inform the development of purchasing and its relationship with big multi national global companies and larger management consultants and to start helping ordinary people and local communities throughout the world.

She is a full member of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply.

As a practioner specialising in supply for large infrastracture projects she is uniquely able to test her theories in practise in the international environment in which she works.

The Green Economics Institute has just obtained charity status for the Green Economics Institute Trust, and congratulations to Judith Felton our Manager who made that possible and followed the application through.

To reach one of the largest audiences of environmental campaigners and academics anywhere, please contact Judith Felton email judith felton@hotmail.com

Your organisation can appear on the website as a sponsor

Judith Felton is the editor of the The Green Economist aimed at researchers, campaigners, academics and practitioners in the fields of the environment and economics.

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Please contact Jacob Sanders for opportunities to advertise on the website and in the newsletter Judith Felton to submit an article.All articles must be up to a max of 2 sides A4 and of topical or other economics interest and must be submited in word format.