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to (attempt to) write a popular book that will convey some of the things I work towards. The project will take me through London, Valencia, Athens, Geneva, Milan, Manila and Bali, so if in any of these locations, it would be great to hear from you. Jem Bendell Professor of Sustainability Leadership,

our free online Money and Society MOOC, which starts again on August 19th. You can read more about it and sign up at http://hoio/mooc In May, with Matthew Slater, we presented a paper on the future of complementary currencies in EFTA00710887 an age of blockchains at the joint academic-practitioner RAMICS co

y article for the World Economic Forum. I was happy to present the preliminary findings at the public forum of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Geneva in October, and the report is launched this week in Nairobi at the ministerial. You can read it here (pdf). grateful to Dr Tony Miller at UNCTAD and

ntial happening in our London Docklands Campus in April (as part of that summer school I mentioned). This labour-of-love for me and course co-tutor Matthew Slater, this free course is "bloody brilliant- and "mind bending". The next cohort starts on Feb 14th and runs for a month online. Read more and sign up he

ry transition to a better economy. I've listed my future event attendance below... maybe see you in London, Lancaster, Lake District, Kuala Lumpur, Geneva, Tokyo, Brisbane, Melbourne, or Boston? I'll send my next update in 3 months, but the link to say goodbye is at the bottom of this mail. Thanks, J

tunity for participants in our free online course on Money and Society to gather. Over 120 are currently completing this MOOC that I developed with Matthew Slater (Global Ecovillage Network) and 8+ will study our Certificate of Achievement in Sustainable Exchange in April. This will be co-tutored by Leander B

UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) to research this issue. We will launch the report on the future of EPZs at the WTO on October 1st in Geneva. Fortunately this type of engagement with international organisations to seek some influence for one's research is now more welcomed by the audits

titute for Social Development (UNRISD) published a paper on heterodox monetary theory and currency innovation for development which I co-wrote with Matthew Slater and Will Ruddick. As far as I'm aware, it is the first UN paper to discuss the implications of Bitcoin and currency innovation. When the knowledge