Analyst at Oxfam Denmark - working on global economic inequality
"The end of economic hegemony? Studying economic ideas in a post-neoliberal world"
In the 20th century, debates on economic policy were closely tied to academic economics. From Keynesianism to neoliberalism, economic schools of thought have shaped historical epochs.
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Det er på livestream via Microsoft Teams – gratis, men kræver tilmelding
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Samtidigt lever 700 000 svenskar i fattigdom enligt SCB och den siffran har ökat med 120 000 på ett år
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New research shows 11% of the world’s billionaires have held political office. That means billionaires are thousands of times more likely to enter political office than ordinary people.
wealth concentration → political capture → democratic backsliding.
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And honestly a bit overwhelmed by the impact it’s having this morning. When you’re used to your writing being read by a couple hundred fellow nerds, this is something else.
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Me 2026: Except his majesty Frederik X,
King of Denmark. May death come swiftly to his enemies.