Rethinking Economics is a global youth movement organising, educating and agitating towards an economics that works for everyone.
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Measuring What Matters: Inclusive and Sustainable Growth Beyond GDP
Participants came from public and private Universities, think-tanks, and research institutions namely Mulungushi University (MU), the Copperbelt University (CBU), Kwame Nkrumah University (NKU), ZCAS University, Information and Communication University (ICU), Cavendish University Zambia (CUZ), the University of Zambia, Kabwe Institute Of Technology (KIT), Amin Centre for Policy Research, and United Nations Zambia Youth.
Wednesday 7 October 2026
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Teaching economics with a gimlet eye: PPE at Goldsmiths
What does it take to rethink how we teach economics? Paul Gunn, convenor of the Economics, Politics and Public Policy BA programme at Goldsmiths, University of London, reflects on how the unrest that followed the financial crash helped inspire a new Politics, Philosophy and Economics […]
Wednesday 7 October 2026
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A trillion dollars is not a market signal. It’s a policy choice, repeated for twenty years.
We keep talking about Elon Musk’s wealth as if it fell out of the sky. It didn’t. It was built, piece by piece, by decisions that specific institutions made and could have made differently. If we want to understand extreme wealth concentration, we shouldn’t start […]
Monday 10 August 2026
Our Global Network
We are a powerful network of new economic thinkers and future economists. We equip ourselves with the tools to build just, resilient and sustainable economies that work for our futures, our communities and our planet.
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Training | New Economy Influencers’ Collective
27 May – 30 October 2026
London Lee Valley Hostel
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Training | Campaigning for Ecological Economics
7 July 2026 – 30 April 2027
Online
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El Salvador and the consolidation of “primitive neoliberalism” | Regional Political Economy Teach-In
21 October 2026, 15:00–16:15 UTC
Online
We are building a movement to challenge, interrogate and renew the discipline of economics and related fields, for social and climate justice.
