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Conventional thinking might have us believe there is no viable alternative to capitalism, to how wealth is distributed and money created, to how food is produced, or to a legal system that disregards more-than-human life. Changing the Narrative talks to the people already building alternatives – co-operatives, campaigners, lawyers and economists – and looks closely at how their models actually work, what holds them back, and whether they could work elsewhere.
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When the Bank of England raises interest rates, a bank does not have to do anything to make more money. What it charges on mortgages, loans and overdrafts goes up on its own. And separately from that, the Bank of England pays interest to private banks on the reserves they are required to hold with …
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The Fair Tax Foundation built the world’s first Fair Tax Mark: a business opens its books to independent scrutiny, and the Mark certifies that it pays the right amount of tax, in the right place, at the right time. I spoke with its Chief Executive and co-founder Paul Monaghan, and its Head of Accre…
A company can go to court. A river can’t. Brontie Ansell of Lawyers for Nature is working to change that — giving the natural world a voice in law, in policy, and even inside the company boardroom.
Brontie is a corporate solicitor and the Managing Director of Lawyers for Nature, a UK-based group o…
This week, Chris talks to Vera Zamagni, Professor of Economic History at the University of Bologna, Senior Associate Fellow at Johns Hopkins University’s SAIS Europe, and a former Vice President of the Emilia-Romagna regional government.
Since 1948, Article 45 of Italy’s constitution has recognise…
Scotland has become the first country in the world to write community wealth building into law. Neil McInroy — Global Lead for Community Wealth Building at The Democracy Collaborative, and previously chief executive of CLES — explains what that actually means: who holds wealth in a place, how to ma…
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