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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- Recording of INDEP online Talk with Angela Espinosa “The Viable System Model as an Emancipatory Approach to Sustainable Self-Governance: Examples from Applications in Communities and Nations” uploaded
The recording of our recent online talk with Angela Espinosa on “The Viable System Model as an Emancipatory Approach to Sustainable Self-Governance: Examples from Applications in Communities and Nations” has been uploaded to the INDEP YouTube channel. This… Read more: Recording of INDEP online Talk with Angela Espinosa “The Viable System Model as an Emancipatory Approach to Sustainable Self-Governance: Examples from Applications in Communities and Nations” uploaded - Article Provides An Ecological Critique Of Hayek’s Knowledge Problem
In the journal Globalizations, Cédric Durand of the University of Geneva has published an article that utilises an analysis of green finance and the Anthropocene to criticise Friedrich Hayek’s knowledge problem for socialist planning and outline how socialist… Read more: Article Provides An Ecological Critique Of Hayek’s Knowledge Problem - Article Examines How Green Finance Is A Form of Algorithmic Planning
In the journal Antipode, Giulia Dal Maso of Ca’Foscari University and independent researcher Alessandro Maresca have published an article that argues that their analysis of green finance demonstrates that it uses forms of algorithmic planning and that such… Read more: Article Examines How Green Finance Is A Form of Algorithmic Planning
