We, at the Economists for Future International, are extremely elated to announce our 12 member strong Advisory Board. As we strive to take forward our plans for the 2023-26 time horizon, we are so excited to have the mentorship of these incredible scholars whose academic and public facing scholarship and activism has helped us do better. We are so glad to have them join our collective endeavors. To know more about our Advisory Board members and follow their work, visit - https://lnkd.in/eJY6e5EK
Economists for Future
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Calling on the economics community to step up to the climate & ecological crisis.
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Economists for Future is a global student-led initiative calling on the economics community to urgently step up and devise a more impactful contribution to arresting the environmental disaster.
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Economists for Future reposted this
🏭 Without a Raw Materials Transition, we will not achieve Climate Goals. This is what Hannah Pilgrim and Michael Reckordt from PowerShift e.V. say in their article about the raw materials transition from our debate series in 2022. Now you can read their important thoughts in english as well 🇬🇧 Thanks to Economists for Future International for the cooperation and publication on your Blog 🤝 English Article you find on the Blog of Econ4Future International ➡️ https://buff.ly/4fisRdB German Article you find for free on Exploring Economics ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eDutbtTM #econ4future #debate #powershift
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The latest article from our ongoing debate series is out now. 'Urban Infrastructure Transformation: Navigating Planetary Boundaries and Social Justice in an Urbanising World.' In this publication Astrid Krisch writes about how transforming infrastructure away from a mere catalyst for urban and economic growth offers an opportunity to meet needs while enhancing wellbeing and safeguarding planetary boundaries. Read here: http://bit.ly/3xNB8FN
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'The data shows: Without a raw materials transition, we will not achieve climate goals.' Read our latest blog post about the need for an economic paradigm shift regarding resources here: https://lnkd.in/eiQzg9KD
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The second publication titled, 'How Do We Steer Our Economy,' from our ongoing debate series is now up on our website. The 2023-24 debate series focuses on ‘boundaries’ – be it planetary boundaries and social foundations, the limits of feasibility and political enforceability, the limits of economic theory, or outdated paradigms, the limits of the subject, space, or time. This piece by Dirk Ehnts elaborates on the previous use of fiscal policy, monetary policy, and trade policy that has led to complex problems. To solve these, they say, we must use our economic policy instruments differently. Give it a read, debate, rebut and engage with this submission. Read here: https://lnkd.in/eQJsGb_d
How Do We Steer Our Economy?
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The latest post of our blog series is up on our website. Titled, 'On the Economic Significance of Sufficiency,' this post explores why the current focus on efficiency and consistency strategies is not enough. The socio-ecological crises of our time make it clear: Sufficiency as a key principle of political action is necessary. However, the profound effects of sufficiency policy on our economy are not yet well understood. Read here: https://lnkd.in/g3kF5EkM
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We are excited to begin the publication of a new blog series! To begin we have this fascinating piece "Feminist Perspectives on the Bioeconomy" by Anna Saave, Charlotta Brinkmann & Sarah Hackfort. This blog explores feminist perspectives to reveal in which ways the bioeconomy (re)produces oppression and exploitation while additionally suggesting ways to make the bioeconomy more just and inclusive. Read here: https://lnkd.in/ejCYVjRs
Feminist Perspectives on the Bioeconomy
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Economists for Future reposted this
📢 Applications are open for the New Economy Leaders Academy 📢 Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/emnCeJ9j
📣 Our second New Economy Leaders Academy starts in July. A collaboration between Partners for a New Economy, The Human Edge and Common Purpose. The Academy is a 10-month intergenerational leadership and mentoring programme for professionals in the new economy field – whether working on campaigns & movement-building, research & academia, policy & advocacy, storytelling & communications or bringing new economic ideas to life in communities. If you would like to join a community of new economy professionals who will challenge, support and inspire one another both during the Academy and beyond then apply here. 👉 https://lnkd.in/e-WDfzDg If you want to find out more about how it works and why you should take part- you can sign up for one of the forthcoming information webinars via the webpage: https://lnkd.in/e4Hi8DVv - Webinar 1: 22 April at 14:00 UK / 15:00 CET - Webinar 2: 13 May at 10:00 UK / 11:00 CET
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Economists for Future reposted this
How do we prepare students for the future we want, not the one we came from? Current economic systems are undermining social and ecological wellbeing, and too often education perpetuates these degenerative systems. We can change that. Please join us on April 26 for a brief webinar exploring the what, why, and how of regenerative economics. This is your chance to learn more about the project as well as ways to get involved. Together we can uncover opportunities to engage students in the concepts and learning experiences that will help them design brighter futures. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/eYBPB8ng
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