Conference Papers
GEC-1: Right to Employment
Right to Employment – Winston Nagan. The paper was also published in the second issue of CADMUS Journal.
GEC-2: Goal of Full Employment
Global Prospects for Full Employment – Paper presented by Garry Jacobs & Ivo Slaus at the International Conference on Concerted Strategies for International Development in the 21st Century organized by the Club of Rome in Bern, Switzerland, on November 17-18, 2010. The paper was also published in the second issue of CADMUS journal.
The Global Job Machine: Trends & Prospects – Garry Jacobs
How to Implement True, Full Employment – Randall Wray
Commercial Credit Circuit (C3) – Bernard Lietaer
Full Employment and Employment Guarantees – Webcast presentation by Randall Wray
Innovative Strategies for Financing Full Employment – Webcast presentation by Bernard Lietaer
From Newtonian Economics to Full Employment – Garry Jacobs
GEC-4: Technology and Employment
The Blue Economy – Gunter Pauli
The Blue Economy: 100 innovations – 100 Million Jobs – 10 Years – Webcast presentation by Gunter Pauli
Building The Blue Economy – Gunter Pauli, published in the ODE Magazine
Background Papers & Reports
Youth and Employment in Africa – The Problem, the Potential, the Promise – World Bank Report (2008)
Social challenges for a sustainable development – Orio Giarini
A social pillar for sustainable development – Orio Giarini
Re-enchantment of Work: Engagement in the 21st Century – Anthony Judge – Workshop convened by Magda McHale on behalf of WAAS and the Center for Integrative Studies (University of Buffalo, NY October 1996)
Can Basic Income and Job Guarantees Deliver on Their Promises – Pavlina Tcherneva & Randall Wray
Full employment through a Job Guarantee: a response to the critics – William Mitchell & Randall Wray
Gender and the Job Guarantee – Pavlina R. Tcherneva and L. Randall Wray
Options for Managing a Systemic Bank Crisis – Bernard Lietaer – Application of complexity theory framework to monetary systems.
Quantifying sustainability: Resilience, efficiency and the return of information theory – Bernard Lietaer – A seminal theoretical paper on how to measure the sustainability of a complex system with a single metric.
Quantifying economic sustainability: Implications for free-enterprise theory, policy and practice – Bernard Lietaer – Application of this complexity theory framework to economics.
A new report on creating “Green Collar” Jobs