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Monthly Archives: May 2012
Worker Ownership and Union Membership in the United States, 1975-2011
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Podcast: Talking about public banking and the big picture
In this segment, filmmaker Stephen Kerr catches up with Gar Alperovitz after his keynote address at the inaugural national conference of the Public Banking Institute. The interview connects the dots between the new state-by-state initiatives for public banking and the growth and energy in other sectors of the expanding new economy like cooperatives and credit unions.
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The New Economy: A State by State look
History is paradoxical: Our politics are stalemated, our economy stagnating. But precisely because of this, literally thousands of new social and economic initiatives suggest the possibility, over time, of literally rebuilding the system from the bottom up.
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