Baroness Minouche Shafik, Chief Economic Adviser to the UK Prime Minister on her scepticism about Universal Basic Income, and the idea that ‘there won't be any work left and we're all going to stay...
John Fullerton talks about his newly launched book ‘Regenerative Economics: Revolutionary Thinking for a World in Crisis’, followed by a panel with Bianca Voicu and Thomas Hahn.
The World Inequality Lab organized the third edition of the World Inequality Conference, at the Paris School of Economics on June 4-6, 2026.
Session: States vs Markets in the Energy Transition
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The World Inequality Lab organized the third edition of the World Inequality Conference, at the Paris School of Economics on June 4-6, 2026.
Plenary Session: Compressing the Wealth Scale, Democrat...
The World Inequality Lab organized the third edition of the World Inequality Conference, at the Paris School of Economics on June 4-6, 2026.
Plenary Session: Utopia and Dystopia in the XXIst Centu...
The World Inequality Lab organized the third edition of the World Inequality Conference, at the Paris School of Economics on June 4-6, 2026.
Plenary Session: Are We on the Road for Global Equalit...
The World Inequality Lab organized the third edition of the World Inequality Conference, at the Paris School of Economics on June 4-6, 2026.
Session: Do We Need a Bretton Woods Reset to Save the P...
The fifth lecture in our Offshore Talks series with Katharina Pistor, presenting her book "The Law of Capitalism and How to Transform It".
The book explores a fundamental yet often overlooked dim...
Top Economist argues full employment and worker mobility is required to make the market work better.
Top economist argues full employment and worker mobility is required to make the market work better.
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Mostly Economics Podcast #37: South Korea, Shareholder Capitalism, and Trump with Ha-Joon Chang
Ha-Joon Chang, Cambridge economist and author, joins Dean Baker to discuss how South Korea went from one of the world's poorest countries to an economic powerhouse. They also dig into Trump's tarif...
Does the Marshall Plan deserve its reputation as a pivotal moment in U.S. foreign policy? “I think it does, but not for the reasons that a lot of people believe,” says Benn Steil, an expert in inte...
Wie kommt Deutschlands Wirtschaft wieder in Bewegung? Warum reicht es nicht, alte Industrien mit Subventionen am Leben zu halten? Und wie kann der Wandel gelingen, ohne dass soziale Gerechtigkeit a...
Das größte Experiment der Menschheitsgeschichte: Wie der KI-Kapitalismus unsere Gefühle zur Ware macht
Während die Debatte um KI zwischen Utopie und Apokalypse pendelt, übersehen wir was in der Ge...
Zirkulärer Wert statt lineares Risiko: Wirtschaft neu denken
Partner: Senate Department for Economics, Energy and Public Enterprises
Klimakrise, Ressourcenknappheit, Lieferketten-Kollaps: Die Kri...
Il s’agit de l’épisode 7 de la série « Nouveaux Imaginaires », une série de vidéos proposée par le Campus groupe AFD en partenariat avec Eranos.
Nos sociétés se sont construites autour d’une place...
Die Entkrempelung der Welt: Warum die Dinge des Alltags schlechter werden und was wir dagegen tun können
Egal ob Herde mit nervtötender Touchbedienung, Autos mit Sitzheizung nur im Abo, Waschmasch...
Mostly Economics Podcast #35: Tax the Worker, Spare the Wealthy
The US tax code is not broken. It is working exactly as the wealthy designed it. Dean Baker sits down with Amy Hanauer, Executive Director of the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy, to expos...
Unsichtbare Ordnung? Was Klasse heute bedeutet
Ob mit Millionenvermögen oder Gehalt am Existenzminimum, die meisten Menschen in Deutschland begreifen sich als Teil der Mitte. Dabei sind die Startb...
Watch the IDS Annual Lecture 2026 delivered by world-renowned political economist and author Professor Jason Hickel.
His lecture discusses ‘Capitalism, ecology, and class struggle in the 21st cen...