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Jan 16, 2023 · Global inequality has gotten worse, with the richest 1% grabbing nearly two-thirds of the $42 trillion of wealth newly-created since 2020. Inequality is destroying society and it is not inevitable; it is a choice that reveals us as lacking in both empathy and imagination. Our leaders need to imagine new economic processes and structures to ...
Most people approve of inequality in the range of 1 to 5, but live in stark realities that often exceed 1 to 5,000. From Turkey to Peru, and from the United States to South Africa, people are united in their demands for climate action, accessible education, labor rights, and dignity for all.
Nov 25, 2023 · The failure to imagine a society that is truly inclusive means we risk perpetuating disparities in schools, the workplace and the areas we live based on race, gender and socio-economic status.
Sep 2, 2021 · Global inequality has in fact been declining for several decades according to many standard measures. The figure below shows this decline as measured by the Gini index (on which 100...
Dec 22, 2020 · Within global environmental hange scholarship, there is concern about the persistent failure to create pathways toward more sustainable and just futures and that this may be, in part at least, due to a triple failure of imagination.
- Michele-Lee Moore, Michele-Lee Moore, Manjana Milkoreit
- 2020
Start Highlighting. We can only conclude that the elite own the rules and their functionaries fight to rig them in their interests, especially on tax, labour rights, monopolies and intellectual property; on land control, planning and extraction rights, and union-busting. Since 2020 and over these pandemic years, the to.
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Jun 7, 2019 · When looking at inequality, we must not only look at the differences between individuals within certain countries but also between countries themselves – as society becomes increasingly interconnected, it becomes more important than ever to understand inequalities on a global scale.
