In the latest RP Book Club series, we’ll be featuring Pavlina Tcherneva’s ‘The Case For A Job Guarantee’. The author herself is joining us for one of the sessions. We will have 4 weekly meetings, beginning 6/17, with the last session on 7/8. We will begin promptly at 8:30pmE/5:30pmP and last roughly 2 hours, 1 …
In the latest RP Book Club series, we’ll be featuring Pavlina Tcherneva’s ‘The Case For A Job Guarantee’. The author herself is joining us for one of the sessions. We will have 4 weekly meetings, beginning 6/17, with the last session on 7/8. We will begin promptly at 8:30pmE/5:30pmP and last roughly 2 hours, 1 …
In the latest RP Book Club series, we’ll be featuring Pavlina Tcherneva’s ‘The Case For A Job Guarantee’. The author herself is joining us for one of the sessions. We will have 4 weekly meetings, beginning 6/17, with the last session on 7/8. We will begin promptly at 8:30pmE/5:30pmP and last roughly 2 hours, 1 …
In the latest RP Book Club series, we’ll be featuring Pavlina Tcherneva’s ‘The Case For A Job Guarantee’. The author herself is joining us for one of the sessions. We will have 4 weekly meetings, beginning 6/17, with the last session on 7/8. We will begin promptly at 8:30pmE/5:30pmP and last roughly 2 hours, 1 …
True democracy is populism—is it not? It has always struck me as odd that “populism” is used to describe a fringe politics, motivated by grievances that are viewed as illegitimate complaining. But if the not-profit-making needs of local and regional communities are determined and addressed by a democratic, majoritarian process, isn’t that what real “populism” …
April 1, 8, and 15 at 1pm EDT for a deep dive into defining a labor-driven Job Guarantee and highlighting its role in achieving a #GreenNewDeal. Join us! A Job Guarantee series in partnership with Rosa Luxemburg Stiftung – New York Office, Global Institute for Sustainable Prosperity – GISP, United Electrical Workers (UE) and Democratic …
This webinar will briefly present the MMT analytical framework and demonstrate its validity for developing countries. The presentation will articulate how we can use a Job Guarantee program in the Global South as a platform for acquiring higher degrees of monetary sovereignty.
UBI is both an important topic in its own right and a useful lens for examining recurrent virtues and vices in projects of partial decommodification and universal provision.