Nancy Fraser: Climates of Capital: Anatomy of Ecological Crisis.

Webinar with professor Nancy Fraser, New School for Social Research.
Hedda Andersson visiting professor 2020-2021 at
Lund University Centre for Sustainability Studies, LUCSUS.
www.lucsus.lu.se

[@rbeauchamp]

I enjoy learning from Nancy's expanded view of both capitalism and socialism.
The following sentiment, in particular, resonates with me, paraphrasing: After reparations for capitalism's damage, socialism must not allow any "free-riding". No free-riding on labor, care work, nature, or public goods.
Wow, what does that new world look like? How does it really work? I aspire to create and live in that world, hopefully in my own lifetime.

[@b.t.734]

Can't wait till the book is out!

[@Demuregirl-l7o]

She's amazing💜

[@MikeFrame]

I would love to hear a dialogue between her and Herb Gintis. Awe inspiring insights nevertheless.

[@BillyMcBride]

Perhaps one way to revise the capitalist system is to buy capitalist systems and lands to change them into non-profit charitable systems. However, how and who can do this if capitalistic corporations possess the bulk of the wealth needed to make such change? We need a larger sort of anti-monopoly regulation if capitalism and its wealth blocks off alternative systems from developing. I am enjoying Dr. Fraser's chapter from her new book.

[@BillyMcBride]

I would like for us to buy our way out of profit-based structures in the future.

[@BillyMcBride]

Thank you for this video.

[@Peace2051]

@@BillyMcBride "Stop buying stuff" would be a more aspirational solution.