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OCTOBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019 NOVEMBER 2019 JANUARY 2020
FAITH SYSTEMS & IDENTITY POLITICS
THE FUTURE OF WORK: WITH ROBOTS & BASIC INCOME,
WILL WORK BECOME PLAY?
WE, MYSELF & AI
THE COMMONS CLASSICAL MUSIC FOR THE MASSES
THE GREAT ECONOMISTS
WHERE TRANSPARENCY MEETS IGNORANCE
Political economist, writer & broadcaster TAREK OSMAN discusses the role faith sys-tems play in today’s identity politics. He explains what Islamism is and what it means for the Middle East and the rest of the world and provides a provocative insight into the thinking, operations and future of Islamic movements.
How to deal with Trumpism, low wages, weak growth and more? Ask the great economists.Distinguished economist LINDA YUEH revives great ideas from economists of the past to explain how to tackle current problems.
The future is bright. HERMAN KONINGS, leading trend analyst, convincingly sketches a not so distant future where our social intelligence (we), emotional values (myself) and artificial intelligence (AI) will coexist together in close harmony. Come and hear how it will all play out.
Visionary Peer-to-Peer theorist MICHEL BAUWENS shares his concrete ideas for a generative commons-based economy fit for the 21st century’s social and ecological challenges. Flip your economic mind and plunge into the cutting edge of commons-based thinking.
For a classical pianist, DARIA VAN DEN BERCKEN is excep-tionally unconventional. Join her on a journey into how to take classical music out of the theatres and into the most unlikely places for all to hear - into the streets, up in the air, along Amsterdam’s canals and elsewhere.
Technology, AI, Universal Basic Income. The reality of a chan-ging job market pushes us to rethink our very idea of work. Do we work for neces-sity, duty, habit, identity or fulfilment? And if work ever becomes a choice, what will it be like? AARON BASTANI, MARGARET HEFFERNAN, JOSH COHEN & ALISON TATE join the debate.
Sociologist LINSEY MCGOEY reveals how ignorance is more than just an absence of knowledge, but a useful tool in political and economic life. She offers an intriguing investigation into how elite ignorance rules the world, shattering the common notion that knowledge is power.
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THE GENDERED BRAIN
Science has been misinter-preted or misunderstood. Professor of Cognitive Neuroimaging GINA RIPPON explores new, cutting edge neuroscience and unpacks the gendered stereotypes that bombard us from our earliest moments moulding our ideas of ourselves and even shaping our brains.
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TALES OF A DIGITAL ANTHROPOLOGIST
ON AGEING...AND LOVING IT!
WISDOM OF GENERATIONS
AFROPEAN
LOVE FACTUALLY
THE PRECARIAT NOTES ON A MURDER
THE LIGHT THAT FAILED
Belgian intellectual and political scientist PETER VERMEERSCH was recently called to sit on a jury and found himself confronted with questions about the true circumstances of a murder. With us, he shares his deep-est, penetrating reflections on violence and the value of true justice in our time.
Digital anthropologist DANIEL MILLER unpacks the complex effects and consequences of the use of social media and smartphones drawing from his international ethnographic research on wellbeing and mid-life.
We’re now living longer lives, but are we living better? Work, leisure, personal finance, relationships: all are set to be dramatically affected as human lifespans enter extra time. How can our societies reframe how we perceive ageing and live our late lives as if we aren’t old at all?
Contemporary historianELIZA FILBY shares her theories of Generational Intelligence, with in-depth insights from successive generations.She explains how to navigate inter-generational complexity, with a view to resolving our main business and societal challenges.
Afropean, the unhyphenated, whole identity of black Europeans. Writer and TV-presenter JOHNY PITTS takes us on a radical and wide-rang-ing tour of Europe’s black communities from Brussels’ Matonge to Moscow, highligh-ting their common identity and showing a side of Europe that often goes unseen.
Lawyer turned author LAURA MUCHA dives into the science of who, how and why we love. By sharing insights from hun-dreds of strangers’ stories in over 40 countries, the most incredibly frank, intimate, and illuminating conversa-tions will make you look at love from all angles.
Professor of development studies and economist Guy Standing on why we need a basic income to protect us from the ‘Precariat’ - the ‘new dangerous class’. His solution for our time - riddled with un-certainty and inequalities - is a matter of social justice, able to enhance individual liberty and provide people with a much needed sense of security.
In his latest brilliant work of political psychology, public intellectual IVAN KRASTEV transforms our understan-ding of the crisis of liberalism. Digging out the emotional and pre-ideological origins of the West’s current crisis, his is a timely portrait of the extraordinary history of our ‘Age of Imitation’.
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