What do we do after the pandemic?: Ideas for beneficial systems change (Wicked Problems Collaborative)

How can our relationship with work foster democracy in our lives?

The latest WPC Book #2 interview was with Gabriel Mathy, an economist and economic historian at American University in Washington DC. Gabriel and I discussed the problematic state of worker control over their work lives and the promise offered by co-ops. Gabriel helped highlight challenges with our current system in the context of the pandemic. I hope you enjoy listening and that it gives you some ideas to wrestle with.

WPC Book #2: What do we do after the pandemic? is available now

Gabriel Mathy is an economics professor at American University specializing in macroeconomics and economic history. He is a supporter of a worker-owned and worker-managed economy. Mathy received his Ph.D. and MA from the University of California, Davis, and his BA at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.

If you enjoy this episode, please check out other WPC Book #2 interviews.

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