Events

The aim of this page is to make information available about events that are directly focused on associative economics. These vary from one-off public lectures, to regular monthly discussions, weekend seminars and courses that take place through the year.

Capital and Human Needs - 7th November 2008

A presentation by Arthur Edwards hosted by WorthAttention at Taurus Crafts, Lydney, Goucestershire. Recent events bear witness to the apparent inability of governments, banks, corporations to bring the capital markets to heel. Is it within the capacity of individuals to reform the way capital has taken on the mantle of uncontested dominance in today’s financial arena? This evening will provide an opportunity to consider the significance of capital in today’s circumstances: the challenges it brings and the role it might play. A short presentation, illustrated with pastels on black paper, will give the context for questions and conversation. Space will be given to consideration of recent events. See flier for details.

Associative Economics at The London School of Economics Oct-Dec 2008

Today's events call for a sea-change in our understanding of economic life, taking us beyond the economics of nations and politics into a world in which economic life is seen as a single global reality and the concern of humanity as a whole, rather than particular classes, groups or countries.

Thursday 9th October: Beyond the Market - An associative economic view of history / Initiative and Responsibility - Starting with the individual
Thursday 6th November: The Significance of Form and the role of the corporation / The Monetary Economy and the need for differentiated money
Thursday 4th December: Deep Accounting - How money and accounting became one / Collaboration without Collusion - Coordination through conscious finance

Money Unveiled - Sun 26th Oct 2008

Exploring The Landscape Beyond the Credit Crisis. A one day event at Hawkwood College in Gloucestershire UK. Download flier or see details at link below:

www.hawkwoodcollege.co.uk/hawkwood/course.asp?id=45

Associative Economics Festival,10-14 August 2008, UK

Link here to website for registration and other detail, flier here.

The Colours of Money Seminar

(click here for full details on flier)

An introduction to associative economics through the Quality Guarantee Mark, which provides an opportunity to focus on case studies.

3rd-5th October 2008, Stroud, UK

Spring / Summer 2008 - Associative Economics at the LSE

London School of Economics 6.30 pm Thursdays, Room S306, St Clement's.
Lecture-based conversations, these studies are intended to bring Rudolf Steiner’s work more into the light of day in western economic thinking. Contact 01227 738207 for details or click here for flier and here for map

17 January: Beyond the Market - Collaboration without collusion
14 February: The Division of Labour - Abstract idea or celebration of human diversity?
13 March: Three Kinds of Money - The future of monetary policy?
April 17th: Capitalising Initiative - The antidote to inflation?
May 22nd: Finance and Farming - Sectors within or boundaries of economic life?
June 19th: Pluralist and Practical - How should economics be taught?
October 9th: Introduction to associative economics 1
November 6th: Introduction to associative economics 2
Decemenber 4th: Introduction to associative economics 3

Beyond The Market

The West's Challenge to Central Europe - An Event in Berlin - 11-13 April.

see flier