Green Observatory: Basic Income Green observatory

By Adam Ostolski, Constantine Dimoulas, Giuseppe Allegri, Irina Studhalter, Jamie Cooke, Jorge Pinto, Julen Bollain, Kim Fredericq Evangelista, Lucile Schmid, Natalie Bennett, Ville Ylikahri, Wolfgang Strengmann-Kuhn

The Green European Journal asked experts, activists, and politicians from around Europe about the politics of basic income where they are.

Solidarity Beyond the Headlines – Social Economies in Central and Eastern Europe Welfare and Social Issues

By Agnes Gagyi

An interview with social movements researcher Agnes Gagyi on the solidarity economy in Romania and Hungary.

Two Years to Save the Climate Climate and Energy

By Cédric Chevalier

Could reframing the climate challenge around near-future targets be a way out?

Beyond the Choke Hold of Growth: Post-growth or Radical Degrowth?Post-Growth

By Giorgos Kallis, Riccardo Mastini, Tim Jackson

Part two of an interview with key thinkers at the Post-Growth 2018 conference at the European Parliament.

Universal Basic Income Scheme for Malta: Would It Be Possible?Finance and Economy

By Geoffrey Saliba, Raisa Galea

In Malta, Universal Basic Income could offer an answer to the uncertainty posed by the increasing automation of jobs.

The IPCC Report and Its Political Implications Climate and Energy

By Bert Metz

ECF Fellow Bert Metz explains what the recent IPCC report means for the planet, the economy, and for Europe.

Tackling the Climate Crisis Is Impossible – Yet We Need To Do It Climate and Energy

By Oras Tynkkynen

Political will stands in the way of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees, but the Greens' resolution for ambitious climate action must not waver.

Libertarian Municipalism & Murray Bookchin’s Legacy Interview

By Debbie Bookchin

Murray Bookchin's call for a radical democracy based on libertarian municipalism continues to inspire citizens’ movements across the globe.

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TRACKING EMPLOYMENT'S TRANSFORMATION IN EUROPE

‘Work on the Horizon’ explores the centrality of work and its changing nature in the face of social and technological developments, connecting experiences from around Europe to explore what are, and what could be, Green and forward-looking policies, political ideas, and proposals.

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