16 May 2020
Work: Democratize, Decommodify, Remediate is a manifesto about the future of work, especially of course in the light of the covid-19 pandemic. It is endorsed by many scholars around the world — Bea Cantillon, Seyla Benhabib, Saskia Sassen, Jan-Werner Müller, Thomas Pikety, and many others. The manifesto has been translated in several languages.
24 Mar 2020
The report of the Epsin-Seminar Circular and partial economy is available. This seminar was held 30 January till 1 February 2020 in Eindhoven and included a visit to Het Beginstation in Helmond. One can download the report on the seminar page. » more
Posted in: EPSIN
04 Mar 2020
Visit to Het Beginstation, Helmond →
The EPSIN European Working group organized the seminar “Circular and partial economy: possibilities for integration into the labour market for job-seekers who have limitations” in Eindhoven, Netherlands, 30 & 31 Janaury, 1 February 2020 » more
Posted in: EPSIN
13 Dec 2019
“We are not witnessing a battle between globalists and nationalists but—as in 1999—a clash of differing concepts of globalization. To use the term of the 1990s, alter-globalization is back. But this time, it’s coming from both the left and the right.” Says Quinn Slobodian of Wellesley College (MA) in The Nation. Worth reading with an eye on the future of world trade and the position of the European Community.
picture from https://www.nadir.org/
Posted in: ESRI
01 Aug 2019
Ruminating on what was presented at the 7th ESW in Milan, last February, and thinking about the milk we shall pour at the 8th ESW, coming up in the near future, I wrote down some thoughts about the current economy.
Posted in: ESRI
15 Apr 2019
Read the conclusions of the 7th ESW by Jérôme Vignon, former president of the Semaines Sociales de France. Other presentations are avialble on the [> conference page
Posted in: ESW