International Network for Democratic Economic Planning
We are an international network of workers, students, researchers, and activists, who share the common goal of advancing a post-capitalist economic system based on democratic economic planning.
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- A Review of the First INDEP Conference by One of Its Participants
Mitchell Szczepanczyk, a member of the Participatory Economy Project (PEP), wrote a short review of the first INDEP conference held in Montréal in July 2025. Mitchell was one of the participants in the conference, where he did two… Read more: A Review of the First INDEP Conference by One of Its Participants - A Book Presenting Well-Known Democratic Economic Planning Models Translated into Portuguese
The book Construire l’économie postcapialiste (Building a postcapitalist economy), written in French by Audrey Laurin-Lamothe, Frédéric Legault and Simon Tremblay-Pepin, has just been translated into Portuguese by the Brazilian publisher Lutas Anticapital. The translation is entitled Construir a… Read more: A Book Presenting Well-Known Democratic Economic Planning Models Translated into Portuguese - Working Paper By Aaron Benanav And Ryan Lee Develops Microeconomic Foundations For Multidimensional Economics
Aaron Benanav and Ryan Lee of Cornell University have published a working paper on a microeconomic theory that could serve as the foundation for a new, multidimensional economics. More specifically, Benanav conceives of a new, multidimensional economics as… Read more: Working Paper By Aaron Benanav And Ryan Lee Develops Microeconomic Foundations For Multidimensional Economics
