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DESCRIPTION:After introducing the book\, we will hear from an outstanding p
 anel\, reflecting on the diversity of perspectives and actors engaged with
  #DemocratizingWork:\n\n\n	\n		Sharan Burrow\, General Secretary of the Inter
 national Trade Union Confederation and former President of the Australian 
 Council of Trade Unions\n	\n	\n		Jayati Ghosh\, Professor at the University of
  Massachusetts Amherst\, member ofUnited Nations High-Level Advisory Board
  on Economic and Social Affairs\, and former Chairperson of the Centre for
  Economic Studies and Planning at the Jawaharlal Nehru University\, India
 \n	\n	\n		Nicolás Grau\, Minister of Economy\, Development and Reconstruction 
 of Chile\n	\n	\n		Thomas Piketty\, Professor of Economics at the Paris School 
 of Economics-EHESS\, France\, and author of Capital in the Twenty-First Ce
 ntury\n	\n	\n		Moderator\, Sharon Block\, Professor of Practice and Executive 
 Director of theLabor and Worklife Program at Harvard Law School and former
  Acting Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs 
 (OIRA) for the Biden Administration. \n	\n\n\nThe panel will be followed by
  a 30 minute-discussion between the audience and us\, the 13 authors of th
 e book. This discussion will be chaired by Adelle Blackett of 9I��������� Unive
 rsity. We hope to see you then!\n\nRegister here!\n\n \n\n“Democratize Wor
 k” now available at the University of Chicago Press\n\nIsabelle Ferreras\,
  Julie Battilana\, and Dominique Méda\n\nTranslated by Miranda Richmond Mo
 uillot\n\nAn urgent and deeply resonant case for the power of workplace de
 mocracy to restore balance between economy and society.\n	\n	What happens to
  a society—and a planet—when capitalism outgrows democracy? The tensions b
 etween democracy and capitalism are longstanding\, and they have been laid
  bare by the social effects of COVID-19. The narrative of “essential worke
 rs” has provided thin cover for the fact that society’s lowest paid and le
 ast empowered continue to work risky jobs that keep our capitalism humming
 . Democracy has been subjugated by the demands of capitalism. For many\, w
 ork has become unfair.\n	\n	In Democratize Work\, essays from a dozen social
  scientists—all women—articulate the perils and frustrations of our collec
 tive moment\, while also framing the current crisis as an opportunity for 
 renewal and transformation. Amid mounting inequalities tied to race\, gend
 er\, and class—and with huge implications for the ecological fate of the p
 lanet—the authors detail how adjustments in how we organize work can lead 
 to sweeping reconciliation. By treating workers as citizens\, treating wor
 k as something other than an asset\, and treating the planet as something 
 to be cared for\, a better way is attainable. Building on cross-disciplina
 ry research\, Democratize Work is both a rallying cry and an architecture 
 for a sustainable economy that fits the democratic project of our societie
 s.\n	\n	Contributors include Alyssa Battistoni (Barnard College of Columbia 
 University)\, Adelle Blackett (9I���������)\, Julia Cagé (Sciences P
 o)\, Neera Chandhoke (University of Delhi)\, Lisa Herzog (University of Gr
 oningen)\, Imge Kaya Sabanci (IE Business School)\, Sara Lafuente (Europea
 n Trade Union Institute)\, Hélène Landemore (Yale University)\, Flávia Máx
 imo (Universidade Federal de Ouro Preto\, Brazil)\, and Pavlina R. Tcherne
 va (Levy Economics Institute of Bard College).\n
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LOCATION:Online.
SUMMARY:“Democratize Work” Global Book Launch 
URL:/law/channels/event/democratize-work-global-book-l
 aunch-339519
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