The Non-Extractive Future Podcast reflects on how we can re-imagine private law in a more sustainable way and support alternative economic practices. The N-EXTLAW project is a research project currently undertaken at the Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Private Law (ACT) at the University of Amsterdam. The N-EXTLAW project is funded by the European Research Council and this podcast is organised by the N-EXTLAW team at the ACT. For more info, visit our website: https://www.nonextractivefuture.eu/
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The Non-Extractive Future Podcast reflects on how we can re-imagine private law in a more sustainable way and support alternative economic practices. The N-EXTLAW project is a research project currently undertaken at the Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Private Law (ACT) at the University of Amsterdam. The N-EXTLAW project is funded by the European Research Council and this podcast is organised by the N-EXTLAW team at the ACT. For more info, visit our website: https://www.nonextractivefuture.eu/
In this second episode of the "Non-extractive future" podcast we talk about an innovative emerging model of corporate ownership, namely "Steward Ownership". During the "Transforming Owership" conference (held in Amsterdam on 5-6 October 2023) Mario Pagano interviewed Annika Schneider from the Purpose Foundation and Professor Anne Sanders from the University of Bielefeld. These interviews will now help us better understand this fascinating subject. In the final part, Nena van der Horst from the N-EXTLAW project sets out some personal concluding reflections. Enjoy the episode!
The Non-Extractive Future Podcast
The Non-Extractive Future Podcast reflects on how we can re-imagine private law in a more sustainable way and support alternative economic practices. The N-EXTLAW project is a research project currently undertaken at the Amsterdam Centre for Transformative Private Law (ACT) at the University of Amsterdam. The N-EXTLAW project is funded by the European Research Council and this podcast is organised by the N-EXTLAW team at the ACT. For more info, visit our website: https://www.nonextractivefuture.eu/
