This is the result of a join effort between multiple members of the IDN and external members to design a job guarantee and basic income program based on mutual aid finance. The following link give access to the document: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1kaZ2qKaUyc8VDAPisYVaNxP2g-bbvhsz/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=101614978500350071712&rtpof=true&sd=true
Books may be less viral than posts and short videos, but for me, along with long-form conversations, they remain the best way to engage deeply with complex topics in a relaxed and reflective manner. While I may explore other formats at some point, I still believe in leveraging the slowness and depth of book reading to foster reflection and relearn the art of systemic change-making. This book appeals to multiple audiences: 1. To those inside and outside academia who resonate with my critiques of the dominant economic system, but who may feel stuck or are eager for discussions on strategy and transition-making. This goes beyond merely diagnosing the crisis or listing potential destinations. 2. To those feeling or suffering from the polycrisis but who haven't yet engaged with literature on degrowth, post-development, ecofeminism, or ecosocialism . This book offers a quick immersion into alternative thinking and transformation-building around justice and the rights of hu...