Replays

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Economy, Employment & Design

Do we have to work?

Public talks / Video / Online

14 Oct 2021

How can we make work make sense for today’s world? Matthew Taylor returns to the RSA to discuss what good work means, now and in the future.
End State: rethinking society in the digital age

Public talks / Video / Online

07 Oct 2021

Could we radically re-imagine our ways of living, working and governing to create fairer and more sustainable futures for people and planet?
Michel Barnier on the EU and the UK – a new relationship

Public talks / Video

29 Sep 2021

Michel Barnier, Chief Negotiator for the EU in the Brexit talks, visits the RSA to reveal insights from the negotiations and to share his perspective on a new chapter in EU-UK relations.
The great debt debate

Public talks / Video

23 Sep 2021

Renowned academic economists Michael Hudson and Thomas Piketty meet on the first anniversary of David Graeber’s death to debate the most serious problems facing today’s finance-capital economies - and what to do about them.
Time is running out: the journey towards short-termism

Video

09 Sep 2021

Roman Krznaric, author of The Good Ancestor, discusses how we can nurture our ability to think, plan and dream for the long term.
Designing our futures

Public talks / Video

29 Jun 2021

Internationally renowned social innovator and service designer Jennie Winhall delivers the 2021 Student Design Awards keynote address on design for systems change
Innovations for Good Work

Public talks / Video

14 Jun 2021

A panel of global good work innovators share insights into the new ventures and initiatives that are emerging worldwide to address the challenges of a rapidly changing future of work.
Is now the time for a universal basic income?

Video

20 May 2021

Government policies in response to the Covid-19 pandemic have reignited the universal basic income (UBI) debate, showing us the vital lifeline that income support can provide.
The dignity of labour

Video

29 Apr 2021

Employees in low-skill, low-paid and insecure occupations constitute 45% of Britain’s labour market, and it is these workers that are turning their backs on the left in droves.
Economics for a thriving planet

Video

22 Apr 2021

How should we understand the ‘value’ of nature?