In this episode we hear ecological economist Jennifer Hinton about her inspiring model on a Not-for-profit world, a theory based on the real life practice of social enterprises from around the world. The profit motive has long been the sole guiding principle for companies. How would things change if they instead would put social benefit as their main goal?

Interviewer: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia Paulsson

Edited by: Mariana Sendim

Music by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland

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We start a new season of the podcast with a conversation with Kate Raworth, creator of Doughnut Economics. She covers the basics of the theory, and also dives deep in to the structures of our economic system. Note that Kate uses lots of visual aids when talking, if confused: check out the interview with video on our youtube channel!

Interviewers: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia Paulsson

Edited by: Mariana Sendim and Cecilia Paulsson

Music by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland

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We continue the discussion on economic systems change, this time talking with Amanda Janoo, Economics and Policy Lead at WEAll (Wellbeing Economy Alliance). Listen to her share her views on the situation we're in and what we need to do get to a more sustainable economic system for both people and planet.

Interviewer: Anders Nilsson and Cecilia Paulsson

Edited by: Mariana Sendim

Music by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland

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We open this podcast with an indepth interview with Timothée Parrique, doctor in Economics, specialized in degrowth. In this conversation we cover a lot of ground around economic systems change, including an historical overview of the field of degrowth.

Interviewer: Anders Nilsson.

Edited by: Elias Bauer & Tintin Bern

Music by: Fabian Boske & Ivar Zeland

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