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Economic Democracy Weekly

Today’s Economic Democracy Weekly examines the current state of capitalism, key obstacles to change, and how to overcome those barriers. Our first article reviews a Harvard social enterprise conference—and analyzes the gap between calls for transformation and the means proposed to achieve it. Our next article looks at the effects of financialization in higher education—and how academic workers are organizing to create universities that prioritize the common good over the pursuit of profit and prestige. These stories are followed by two video clips that highlight emerging tools to create community-controlled capital that can sustain people-centered, democratic economic development.


Disruption is Hard: The Limits of Stakeholder Capitalism


A Harvard business and public policy conference on disrupting the status quo ironically reveals some of the reasons why the status quo is often so difficult to dislodge. Read more…
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Wall to Wall, Coast to Coast: The 2022 Higher Ed Labor United Summit


Can unions across the country work together to save higher education? A coalition of half a million workers is organizing a national movement to do exactly that. Read more...
 
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We’re Connected: Transforming Integrated Capital Towards Cooperation

Our entire financial ecosystem is currently oriented towards competition. To achieve racial justice, we need to use a range of capital tools to build a cooperative economy.
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Changing the Rules of Capital to Reverse the Logic of Economic Disadvantage


In our current economic system, money begets more money. To flip that logic requires changing lending criteria to prioritize projects that build sustainable community wealth. Watch the video and read more...
 
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