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Outgrow the system - The Podcast
by Cecilia Paulsson
”Change the system, not the climate” is commonly heard, but what does it actually mean? Meet the new economic perspectives that have the potential to change the world at its core.This podcast is based on the interviews done for the documentary film Outgrow the system. As extra material to the film, we are now releasing all of the interviews we did in full. They are also available on our youtube channel if you rather watch with video.Do you like what we do? Support us by donating to our impact campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co
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Ekonomisk demokrati: inspirerande exempel, med Valter Mutt
Ekonomisk demokrati: inspirerande exempel från världen över med Valter MuttI det här avsnittet pratar vi med Valter Mutt, f.d. riksdagspolitiker för Miljöpartiet, som under många år har fördjupat sig i alternativa ekonomiska praktiker, och har försökt driva dessa frågor inom rikspolitiken. Vi talar om allt från kooperativ i olika delar av världen, till community wealth building och Preston, och andra intressanta exempel.
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Demokratisk ekonomi med Patrik Witkowsky
Ekonomisk demokrati - vad innebär det egentligen? Hur funkar det med personalägda företag och på vilket sätt kan de vara en del av att omskapa det ekonomiska systemet?I det här avsnittet pratar vi med Patrik Witkowsky, medgrundare till Centrum för personalägande och filmskaparen som gjort dokumentären, "Kan vi göra det själva". Han har länge intresserat sig för ekonomisk demokrati och har nyligen kommit ut med en bok på temat, “Vi kan styra oss själva”.
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Lokal ekonomisk omställning med Ylva Lundkvist Fridh
Sorry to our English listeners, but now we switch to Swedish! Nu är det dags för några avsnitt på svenska!I det här avsnittet av podden möter vi Ylva Lundkvist Fridh, VD för Mikrofonden, ekonomhistoriker och expert på lokal ekonomi, social finans och omställningsrörelsen. Hon delger många intressanta perspektiv på hur vi kan ta makt över ekonomin på lokal nivå, och på samma gång börja ha mindre skadlig effekt på global nivå.
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The Not-For-Profit World with Jennifer Hinton
In this episode we hear ecological economist Jennifer Hinton about her inspiring model on a Not-for-profit world, a theory based on the real life practice of social enterprises from around the world. The profit motive has long been the sole guiding principle for companies. How would things change if they instead would put social benefit as their main goal?Interviewer: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia PaulssonEdited by: Mariana SendimMusic by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland
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Doughnut Economics with Kate Raworth
We start a new season of the podcast with a conversation with Kate Raworth, creator of Doughnut Economics. She covers the basics of the theory, and also dives deep in to the structures of our economic system. Note that Kate uses lots of visual aids when talking, if confused: check out the interview with video on our youtube channel!Interviewers: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia PaulssonEdited by: Mariana Sendim and Cecilia PaulssonMusic by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland
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Wellbeing Economy with Amanda Janoo
We continue the discussion on economic systems change, this time talking with Amanda Janoo, Economics and Policy Lead at WEAll (Wellbeing Economy Alliance). Listen to her share her views on the situation we're in and what we need to do get to a more sustainable economic system for both people and planet.Interviewer: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia PaulssonEdited by: Mariana SendimMusic by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland
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Degrowth with Timothée Parrique
We open this podcast with an indepth interview with Timothée Parrique, doctor in Economics, specialized in degrowth. In this conversation we cover a lot of ground around economic systems change, including an historical overview of the field of degrowth.Interviewer: Anders Nilsson.Edited by: Elias Bauer & Tintin BernMusic by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
”Change the system, not the climate” is commonly heard, but what does it actually mean? Meet the new economic perspectives that have the potential to change the world at its core.This podcast is based on the interviews done for the documentary film Outgrow the system. As extra material to the film, we are now releasing all of the interviews we did in full. They are also available on our youtube channel if you rather watch with video.Do you like what we do? Support us by donating to our impact campaign. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co
HOSTED BY
Cecilia Paulsson
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