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A summary of the recent webinar, co-hosted by the Next System Project and the Real Economy Lab, on mapping and building the next economy. 
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Michel Bauwens, founder of the Foundation for P2P Alternatives, in support of the Knowpen Foundation and the Near Future Education Lab.
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Andrew McGettigan on ‘MOOC Boosterism: Mass online learning and the current higher education policy environment (in the UK):
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Michel talks about his role as director of research on the FLOKSociety project, his experience in Ecuador, and the various research streams embedded within the project.
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The lecture by David Graeber for a audience of occupying students in Amsterdam is a bit chaotic at first but is very much worth your time listening to. Watch the video here:
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There is an increased criticism of economics and economists not adequately dealing with our societal issues, as most recently demonstrated by the global financial crisis. Voices are calling for change, and among that chorus there is a strong plea to make economics education more pluralist and related to the real world, giving economists-to-be a bigger toolbox and wider range of perspectives when dealing with increasingly complex economies and societies.
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After seven days of intense cross-fertilization of thought and practice on the future of education, a final conversation.
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If you’ve ever contemplated organising a crowdfund campaign, this video lecture by Startmesomegood’s Tom Dawkins is an excellent place to start. Tom makes the all important distinction between “crowd” and “peer” funding, arguing that most project-specific funding is partaken by the existing communities that propel those same projects. He also highlights the importance of narrative coherence and storytelling in any campaign.
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