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OpenEconForum

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Student society at SOAS affiliated with the Rethinking Economics network.
Promoting plurality in economics by brings real-world issues to the classroom.

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💥Our NEW webinar series on Intensifying Inequalities and the Limitations of Global Capitalism starts next week! Check out the term 1 programme 👇 Everyone welcome to join with link to be circulated ahead of each webinar!

💥Our NEW webinar series on Intensifying Inequalities and the Limitations of Global Capitalism starts next week! 

Check out the term 1 programme 👇 
Everyone welcome to join with link to be circulated ahead of each webinar!
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Tomorrow we're launching our exciting SOAS Economics Webinar Series with Costas Lapavitsas and Ruth Castel-Branco talking about Universal Basic Income. Oct 7 at 5pm UK time Open to everyone, so please do join ca.bbcollab.com/collab/ui/sess… SOAS University of London #inequality #limitations of #capitalism

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It is the moment you have all been waiting for! 👀 If you would like to become a member of WCEG to meet other working-class economists and to help us grow. Fill in this form! docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

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*NEW EVENT* fb.me/e/cQcHbhONM Panel - Green Growth/Degrowth debate - Professor Chukwumerije Okereke (Uni of Reading) - Professor Robert Pollin (Uni of Massachusetts Amherst) - Professor Rajeswari S. Raina (Shiv Nadar Uni) - Dr Corinna Dengler (Uni of Vechta Phd candidate)

*NEW EVENT* fb.me/e/cQcHbhONM
Panel - Green Growth/Degrowth debate

- Professor Chukwumerije Okereke (Uni of Reading)
- Professor Robert Pollin (Uni of Massachusetts Amherst)
- Professor Rajeswari S. Raina (Shiv Nadar Uni)
- Dr Corinna Dengler (Uni of Vechta Phd candidate)
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Prof. Chukwumerije Okereke will join us next Tuesday on our panel facebook.com/events/4182866… A long-standing advocate of the possibility and necessity of green growth in development, he boasts two decades of experience at the frontier of green, equitable structural change in Africa

Prof. Chukwumerije Okereke will join us next Tuesday on our panel
facebook.com/events/4182866… 
A long-standing advocate of the possibility and necessity of green growth in development, he boasts two decades of experience at the frontier of green, equitable structural change in Africa
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Professor Robert Pollin will join the panel event too, advocating green growth and a global Green New Deal facebook.com/events/4182866… An essential economic theorist of the American left, addressing the fundamental questions of globalization, financialization and economic fairness.

Professor Robert Pollin will join the panel event too, advocating green growth and a global Green New Deal
facebook.com/events/4182866… 
An essential economic theorist of the American left, addressing the fundamental questions of globalization, financialization and economic fairness.
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Professor Rajeswari Raina is joining us from Shiv Nadar university next Tuesday. In recent years she has made crucial contributions in thinking beyond the growth imperative in the Global South. We are honoured to have her join the panel. researchgate.net/.../323632562_…...

Professor Rajeswari Raina is joining us from Shiv Nadar university next Tuesday. In recent years she has made crucial contributions in thinking beyond the growth imperative in the Global South. We are honoured to have her join the panel.
researchgate.net/.../323632562_…...
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Joining our panel today is Corinna Dengler (find me at @corinna-viajera.bsky), based at the University of Vechta, an ecological economist and degrowth activist. Her work is defined by drawing essential connections between the degrowth movement and feminist and decolonial perspectives academia.edu/44461007/Femin…

Joining our panel today is <a href="/corinna_viajera/">Corinna Dengler (find me at @corinna-viajera.bsky)</a>, based at the University of Vechta, an ecological economist and degrowth activist. Her work is defined by drawing essential connections between the degrowth movement and feminist and decolonial perspectives
academia.edu/44461007/Femin…
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4PM gmt ZOOM LINK: us02web.zoom.us/j/88283516035 We will be meeting afterwards on Gather.town to continue the debate via this link. gather.town/app/JtjooQyxS5…. ALL WELCOME!

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Prof. Pollin kicking off the debate fantastically "contracting economic activity is not a solution to the climate crisis, not even close, we need a global green new deal with energy efficiency, with reforestation, organic agriculture.."

Prof.  Pollin kicking off the debate fantastically "contracting economic activity is not a solution to the climate crisis, not even close,  we  need  a  global  green  new  deal  with energy  efficiency,  with  reforestation,  organic  agriculture.."
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Dr Corinna Dengler: ‘Degrowth is not about doing the opposite of growth - that’s called a recession. There are sectors that have to grow and sectors that have to degrow - these are the ones that are ecologically harmful.‘

Dr Corinna Dengler: ‘Degrowth is not about doing the opposite of growth  -  that’s called a recession. There are sectors that have to grow and sectors that have to degrow - these are the ones that are ecologically harmful.‘
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Prof Okereke: ’We agree about the key things : growth as an emphasis of the good life is flawed, but at the same time there are places in the world where we need to increase consumption. About 700M people live in extreme poverty (1.9US dollar per day). We need greater equality‘

Prof Okereke: ’We agree about the key things : growth as an emphasis of the good life is flawed, but at the same time there are places in the world where we need to increase consumption. About 700M people live in extreme poverty (1.9US dollar per day). We need greater equality‘
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Join us tomorrow for the opening event of our Post-Covid Economic Outlook webinar series with Fatimah Kelleher and Yana van der Meulen Rodgers! Our opening discussion will discuss the feminist perspective on gender issues brought on by COVID-19. Link --> fb.me/e/hT88pJwlX

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Tomorrow 4.30 (UTC+1) OEF is hosting another event of the Post-Covid Economic Outlook series. Annina Kaltenbrunner and A. Matraki will discuss the prospects for the international monetary and financial system to facilitate recoveries in the developing world. Link -> fb.me/e/2L9kNZtg2

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SOAS Open Economics Forum is inviting you in a couple of hours (4.30-5.30pm GMT+1) to join us on a webinar with Annina Kaltenbrunner and A. Matraki on Post-Covid Economic Outlook: The International Financial System! Zoom --> us02web.zoom.us/j/84163480302 Facebook --> fb.me/e/2L9kNZtg2

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Student-led Event: A Post-Covid-19 Green Recovery WHEN: 4th May 5PM UK time PANEL:Beth Stratford Florian Egli @AnnPettifor WHERE: Zoom, Join via this link us02web.zoom.us/j/85349357286 WHAT:What a green recovery might look like, the role of economics in tacking the climate crisis & more

Student-led Event: A Post-Covid-19 Green Recovery
WHEN: 4th May 5PM UK time
PANEL:<a href="/beth_stratford/">Beth Stratford</a> <a href="/floegli/">Florian Egli</a> @AnnPettifor 
WHERE: Zoom, Join via this link us02web.zoom.us/j/85349357286

WHAT:What a green recovery might look like, the role of economics in tacking the climate crisis &amp; more