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Green Agenda Call for proposals: The Ends of Work
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Call for proposals: The Ends of Work

Green Agenda invites contributions that bring together old and new critiques about how to do work, as we rethink work and reclaim our collective future. Submit expressions of interest here What does the future of work look like? And how do we imagine that future as we imagine the future of our society, democracy, economy, and environment? This September, the new Albanese Labor Government is hosting a “Jobs and Skills Summit”, with a narrowly-defined idea of work. At the other end of the spectrum, and the month, the Basic Income Earth Network global congress will be held in Meanjin/Brisbane, inviting [...]

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