
Challenging Economic Assumptions podcast is kind of self-descriptive. It is about challenging our assumed ideas and beliefs of the economic system we live with, which determines so much of our lives, our values and understanding of the world. In this series we hope to unpack some of the not-so-often questioned economic thinking that has lead us here and where we can go next. We talk to various thi... more
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial Sciences | |||

In today’s episode Gerry is joined by Professor Bridget Fowler, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at the University of Glasgow. Professor Fowler is interested in social theory (with reference, particularly, to Marx, Bourdieu and social class) and the s... more
In today’s episode Gerry and Carmel are joined by Professor Justin O’Connor from Adelaide University. A leading expert in cultural policy, Justin discusses the evolution of culture’s role in society, its commodification, and the importance of re-esta... more
In todays episode Gerry and Carmel are joined by Martin Hensher from the Menzies Institute. Martin delves into his long career working in health, his transition to health economics and the experience he has had working in both private and public orga... more
In this episode, Carmel and Gerry talk to Professor Lynne Chester, a leading Australian economic scholar about the pervasive influence of conventional economics on public policy, particularly in areas such as healthcare and energy. In their discussio... more
In this episode, Gerry talks to Nicki Hutley, a highly experience economist, on the evolution of economic thinking specific to climate policy and cost-benefit analysis. They discuss the realities and limitations of economic definitions along with the... more
In this episode Gerry and Carmel talk to Sarah McKinley of the Democracy Collaborative. Sarah sheds light on Community Wealth Building, an alternative economic system approach being explored in local communities around the world and how it has been i... more
In this episode Gerry and Carmel talk to Mohsen Javdani, an Associate Professor from the Simon Fraser University in Vancouver. Offering a critical lens to the traditional or neoclassical economic approaches, Mohsen reveals the ideological biases whic... more
In this episode Gerry and Carmel talk to Matthias Schmelzer, an economic historian, social theorist and climate activist. Reflecting on the concept of growth and its history, Matthias unpacks the deliberate decisions of the past which have lead us to... more
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