Tony Greenham     
Is Head of Finance and Business at nef,UK, leading the programme of research into reforming the financial sector and aligning the interests of society and business. Since 2010 he has advised the government on regional economic regeneration as a member of the Regional Growth Fund Advisory Panel.
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Alessandro Roncaglia (Roma, 1947) es profesor de economía, Universidad de Sapienza de Roma (desde 1981); Editor, Moneta e credito y PSL(anteriormente BNL) revisión trimestral (desde 1989); Junta Directiva de editores, revista de economía post keynesiana (desde su fundación en 1978); miembro (socio Nazionale) de la Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei (desde 2007; miembro correspondiente, 1998-2007), miembro, Società Italiana degli Economisti (desde 1980;) Presidente, 2010-2013).

Alessandro Roncaglia (Roma, 1947) es profesor de economía, Universidad de Sapienza de Roma (desde 1981); Editor, Moneta e credito y PSL (anteriormente BNL) revisión trimestral (desde 1989); Junta Directiva de editores, revista de economía post keynesiana (desde su fundación en 1978); miembro (socio Nazionale) de la Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei (desde 2007; miembro correspondiente, 1998-2007), miembro, Società Italiana degli Economisti (desde 1980;) Presidente, 2010-2013).

 

 

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Video -Money as a social relationship at TEDxLeiden


TEDx Talks     Published on Mar 26, 2013

Tony Greenham talks about money as a social relationship. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TEDx is a program of local, self-organized events that bring people together to share a TED-like experience. At a TEDx event, TEDTalks video and live speakers combine to spark deep discussion and connection in a small group. These local, self-organized events are branded TEDx, where x = independently organized TED event. The TED Conference provides general guidance for the TEDx program, but individual TEDx events are self-organized.* (*Subject to certain rules and regulations)

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Schumacher College    Published on Mar 10, 2016
On Monday 27th October 2014, Tony Greenham from the new economics foundation, spoke at Schumacher College about The Sharing Economy. This is the first part of his talk. The Sharing Economy has arrived. Built around the sharing of human and physical resources, digital technology has opened up new spaces and possibilities for people to share information, co-produce, co-consume and match unmet needs with spare resources. This has huge potential to use our natural resources much more efficiently, unleash creative talent and build social bonds. But is there a downside? Is access to resources enough, or do we need to challenge the concentration of ownership? It this a new commonwealth, or a new way to extract wealth from the commons? Join Tony Greenham, new economics foundation and Transition Network trustee, for this stimulating talk and discussion arranged by REconomy Project and Schumacher College. www.reconomy.org www.schumachecollege.org.uk
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