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Economic Paradigm Change
The workshop series on Economic Paradigm Change is co-organized by the Global Solutions Initiative, Prosocial World and INET Oxford.
The workshop series invites major contributors in the development of new paradigms for economics to present and discuss their proposals. These deliberations place special emphasis on the mobilization of resources in the pursuit of wellbeing in thriving societies, now and in the future.
Contributions to the workshop series will be based on an underlying critique of orthodox economics, in terms of its central characteristics: individualism, socially disengaged behavior, ignorance as risk, utility-based wellbeing, and progress as economic growth. The new paradigms call each of these characteristics into question and propose new approaches to economic policies and business practices.
Participants also deliberate on new approaches to the collection of economic data, new methods of analysis, new questions concerning the nature of economic activity, and a new assessment of economic success.
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More InformationGeorge F. R. Ellis and Denis Noble, Economics, Society, and the Pre-eminent Role of Values, May 24, 2023.
Hoff Karla, Demeritt Allison, Stiglitz Joseph E, The Long Shadow of History, Excerpted from The Other Invisible Hand: The Power of Culture to Promote or Stymie Progress, DRAFT
“The Long Shadow of History” by Karla Hoff, Allison Demeritt, and Joseph. E. Stiglitz. A presentation for the third workshop of the “Economic Paradigm Change” workshop series, October 11, 2022.
Maira Arun, A New Science for Global Governance, DRAFT
“A New Science for Global Governance” by Arun Maira. A presentation for the second workshop of the “Economic Paradigm Change” workshop series, September 13, 2022.