New Paradigm
NEW PARADIGM
After decades of overly naive market belief, we urgently need new answers to the great challenges of our time. More so, we need a whole new paradigm to guide us. We collect everything about the people and the community who are dealing with the question of a new paradigm and who analyze the historical and present impact of paradigms and narratives – whether in new contributions, performances, books and events.
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KNOWLEDGE BASE
NEW PARADIGM
The Crisis of a Former Paradigm
As a sign of a missing paradigm that holds societies together, liberal democracies today are facing their most serious crisis since World War II.
What Went Wrong
An ever-growing mountain of empirical evidence indicates that large parts of today’s crises are to be linked to the late effects and collapse of the market-liberal paradigm that has guided policymaking in most of the world since the 1970s.
New Economy in Progress
Since the critical financial crisis in 2008, the search for a new paradigm much more adequate than the former market-preference to rise to today’s challenges has accelerated. And, while a coherent new paradigm is not yet ready, a lot of new answers and actors have emerged.
The Economic Anti-Consensus
Forum Newsletter #47 – Wrap-up from the New Economy
High standard election campaign
Forum Newsletter #45 – Wrap-up from the New Economy
Economy beyond lobby clichés - Millionaires in favor of wealth taxes - New Forum Papers - Symposium on August 31
The Forum in the media – green investments, debt brake and income inequality
The 2021 federal election is approaching - and with it the question what the future of the German model may look like. The VIII New Paradigm Workshop provided food for thought and an outline of possible answers, which SZ, Spiegel and co picked up on. An overview.
VIII New Paradigm Workshop - Perspectives for the Next Government
The tax policy whisperers behind Joe Biden
In their book on the "Triumph of Injustice", Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman have mapped out much of what the new US president is now trying to correct in terms of tax policy. A book prize appreciation.
Germany’s confused fear of hyperinflation
Why are Germans so different when it comes to inflation fears? A new study sheds light on German scepticism towards monetary expansion.
Washington consensus 2.0?
The Washington consensus has for long time been the symbol of market liberalism. Now, there may be a „new Washington consensus“, writes Martin Sandbu from the Financial Times based on what the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank argue in recent publicatioins around their traditional spring meetings.
Interview with Larry Kramer: The Road to Paradigmatic Change
We discussed with Larry what it takes to create a new paradigm and whether the new US administration will turn things around.
Is the race to the bottom of corporate taxation finally coming to an end?
Yellen's call this week for global minimum corporate tax buries a weighty part of the old paradigm - the unhealthy tax competition between states.
Martin Sandbu´s Economics of Belonging
For the 10th edition of our New Economy Short Cut series Martin Sandbu presented his new book "Economics of Belonging: A Radical Plan to Win Back the Left Behind and Achieve Prosperity for All"
Paradigm Shift in Albania – FES Study on the Relationship between Market and State
The Economy for All initiative of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung presented and discussed a new study on paradigm change on 18.3.2021. Also on the panel that discussed the study – Forum New Economy.
Bidenism and the American Rescue Plan – Part II
Right after getting the $1.9 trillion rescue plan approved, Biden is ready to push for a $3 trillion infrastructure package. How do these measures reflect the changes in economic theory and policy debates?
From Reaganomics to Bidenism?
Favorite Readings for a New Paradigm – Winter 2020/21
Every three months Forum New Economy is showcasing a hand full of selected research papers that lead the way towards a new economic paradigm.
Event – Beyond Growth – Towards a New Economic Approach
Michael Jacobs, Denis Snower, Katharina Beck, Christoph Schmidt and Nicola Brandt discuss on February 15 about the meaningfulness of growth and how to make economic policy more goal-oriented.