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Securing the Future: Insights on Intergenerational Justice from the Future Generations Conference
In our latest episode of "Bridging Generations," we're diving into the critical conversations from the Future Generations Conference held in Brussels.
The conference was organized by JESC, in collaboration with the Louvain Catholic University, and the University of Barcelona, and held on the 3rd of October 2024. The conference provided a platform to explore political ideas about future generations rights, with an interdisciplinary lens, inviting the best scholars, civil society, and EU officials on stage.
The Podcast was inspired by the excelent interventions and articles from Malcolm Fairbrother (Institute for Futures Studies and Department of Sociology, Uppsala University); Charlotte Unruh, (Institute for the Future of Work, University of Southampton); Maija Setälä, (Department of Philosophy, Contemporary History and Political Science, University of Turku, Finland); Iñigo González-Ricoy (Department of Philosophy, University of Barcelona).
Exploration Questions: How do we ensure that today's policies are fair to those who will come after us? How do we build institutions that genuinely represent the interests of future generations?
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By JoaoIn our latest episode of "Bridging Generations," we're diving into the critical conversations from the Future Generations Conference held in Brussels.
The conference was organized by JESC, in collaboration with the Louvain Catholic University, and the University of Barcelona, and held on the 3rd of October 2024. The conference provided a platform to explore political ideas about future generations rights, with an interdisciplinary lens, inviting the best scholars, civil society, and EU officials on stage.
The Podcast was inspired by the excelent interventions and articles from Malcolm Fairbrother (Institute for Futures Studies and Department of Sociology, Uppsala University); Charlotte Unruh, (Institute for the Future of Work, University of Southampton); Maija Setälä, (Department of Philosophy, Contemporary History and Political Science, University of Turku, Finland); Iñigo González-Ricoy (Department of Philosophy, University of Barcelona).
Exploration Questions: How do we ensure that today's policies are fair to those who will come after us? How do we build institutions that genuinely represent the interests of future generations?