Kate Raworth

@KateRaworth

Author of Doughnut Economics. Co-founder of Doughnut Economics Action Lab. Teaching at Oxford University's Environmental Change Institute. She/her.

Oxford UK
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Joined June 2012
Born 1970
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    On Monday launches . and will discuss how we can design our environment differently after the Pandemic. Do we now want new things from our homes, communities and workplaces? We want to hear your views!

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    9 hours ago

    HAPPY JUNETEENTH! On this historic day, check out my article featuring 19 phenomenal Black economists, emerging and established to cite in this critical moment in history and moving forward. /1

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    Jun 18

    Can the Circular Economy Action Plan deliver a within ? New assessment by SEI and :

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    Jun 16

    The COVID-19 pandemic is set to bring about one of the worst economic crises in modern times. But how well have economists done to give the public explanations & solutions about what is happening, & how the economy can recover? Have your say:

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    Jun 17

    Excited to be part of w/ & AMAZING FOLKS! Friday eve, hang with me- 'Dreaming-in, Ways of Being'. Reading from my 'Revolutionary Mothering-Surviving in Violent Times' & convos moving out of punitive cultures towards liberation & transformative justice

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    May 21

    Cities have written a new chapter for streets that can keep people moving without leaving anyone behind. Safe, accessible streets & transportation choices are critical to the response & to a long-term recovery that is equitable, sustainable and enduring

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    Jun 16

    In the ‘ recovery’, who’s doing what to :

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    Jun 12

    We are all relying on tech more than ever at the moment. But the workers making gadgets face great risks on our behalf, finds

    The greatest failures by ICT companies were found in some of the most important areas for combatting . For example, all 49 score 0 on ensuring workers the right to organize & bargain collectively, a crucial safeguard against abuse 👉
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    Jun 16

    Great thread on colonial and racist assumptions in economics. It's amazing how the movement has led to introspection across a whole range of institutions and disciplines, ranging from economics to literary criticism.

    This new paper in demonstrates the fact that to tackle neocolonial attitudes in Economics, we need to challenge its very methodological & theoretical foundations, and the field's claim to neutrality. It's not enough to diversify. The discipline must decolonize. Why?+
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    Jun 16

    For anyone who wants to learn to think long: soak in the deep time behind us & the deep time ahead in this mind-expanding animation from . Every day, we create & shape the legacies we will leave: what will future generations say of us?

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    Jun 16

    Jo Cox was the best of us. On the 4th anniversary of her murder, we all should pause for a moment to remember her words. “We have far more in common than that which divides us.”

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    For anyone who wants to learn to think long: soak in the deep time behind us & the deep time ahead in this mind-expanding animation from . Every day, we create & shape the legacies we will leave: what will future generations say of us?

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    Jun 16

    Hello econ friends! is doing a survey on the role of economics and economists in the Covid pandemic — how well has your econ training prepared you for understanding the crisis? Please take part below & share:

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    Jun 15

    Since Boris Johnson is now so keen that we do not "photo shop" British history, I thought I would take a minute to tell the full, unedited story of that crowning achievement of Britain's past, the Industrial Revolution:

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  15. Jun 5

    Well I'm gonna hop on line to hear this.

    Debunking the Deficit Myth with . Monday, June 15 at 6:00PM
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    Jun 3

    Even though the crisis has exposed flaws in the market/state order, post-capitalist institutional change is not inevitable. Join David Bollier's 22 June webinar on the commons.

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    Jun 3

    Introducing Universal Basic Everything > Essential infrastructure for post Covid 19 > Changing how we think, what we design and the way we live. How might this work in a neighbourhood that fits within Doughnut Economics model?

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  18. Jun 2

    Love books? Buy local. Proud to be supporting Hive, and proud to be in such excellent company here.

    The Top 20 has been updated and features at , plus Sally Rooney, Layla F. Saad, & more great authors! 🌟 Discover the & support an while shopping online:
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  19. Jun 2

    They are cooking up some exciting ideas in Glasgow...

    How can + RESHAPE, RETHINK + REMAKE a local economy. Amsterdam is the first city to look at new economic models - so why not Scottish cities + regions? explores how they might be applied in Glasgow:
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    Jun 1

    This is a brilliant re-weaving of the social and economic from

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