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Branko Milanovic on Global Inequality: What Do We Do?
The most powerful tool to reduce global inequality is migration. Listen here
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Economics
BBC Radio 4 – Das Kapital by Karl Marx Dramatised by Sarah Woods
What an interesting programme! Listen here
Economics
Wolfgang Streeck – Driving Forces: Social Theory as a Theory of History
A typically interesting lecture by Wolfgang Streeck. Begins at 8:55
Economics
BBC – How Economists Forgot Housework
A good report concerning feminist economics. Listen here
Economics
John Rapley: Twilight of the Money Gods
John Rapley does an excellent job of presenting the seminal elements of his book Twilight of the Money Gods in a few minutes. See our book review.
Economics
Kate Raworth: Donut Economics
Kate Raworth’s lecture begins at 32:45. This is a good introduction to her Doughnut Economics.
EU politics
Tax Justice Network – Taxcast April 2018
In this month’s Taxcast: Tax justice, women and UN human rights conventions: how we may be beginning to hold governments to account. Also: we discuss scandal-hit Facebook’s checks on whether overseas influencers are funding political […]
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Barbara Lucas – The Politics Of Climate Change
How can we galvanise renewed political interest in environmental issues to drive bolder action? With Caroline Lucas MP, Leader of the Green Party. Listen here
EU politics
Kwame Boateng: 14.06.17 – Crime Scene Invetigation Grenfell Tower
This film is powerful enough to speak for itself.
Economics
Open Democracy UK – How citizens’ wealth funds could transform our economy
Open Democracy UK speaks with Stewart Lansley, Steve Schifferes and Duncan McCann from City University to discuss how citizens’ wealth funds — collectively owned investment vehicles with social aims — could tackle key issues such as poverty, housing, […]