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About
Who owns what and why? (WOWAW)Ìýis a stimulating public event series hosted byÌýÏã¸ÛÁùºÏ²Ê Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose. This thought-provoking series explores ideas of ownership, value extraction and value distribution. From examining who owns our data to exploring how capitalism restricts homeownership, the talks discuss how the power of the state can be harnessed to actively shape markets so they are designed in the public interest.Ìý
This series brings together world-leading thinkers — from healthcare, to public access, to knowledge andÌýfrom data ownership to climate change. ItÌýlinks new economic thinking with new practical solutions that create inclusive and sustainable growth,Ìýwith IIPP’s concepts of public value and public purpose at the core.
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Events
Are we paying twice for health innovation?
Els Torreele (Chair)
Suerie Moon
Victor Roy
Amy Kapczynski
Philanthropy and the State: who is funding what and why?
Mariana Mazzucato
Anand Giridharadas
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The global housing crisis and the homeownership myth
Josh Ryan-Collins (Chair)
Brett Christophers
Leilani Farha
Sebastian Kohl
Digital feudalism: The future of data capitalism
Mariana Mazzucato (Chair)
Tim O'Reilly
Shoshana Zuboff
The Green New Deal: What’s the real deal?
Rana ForooharÌý(Chair)
Mariana Mazzucato
Mark Carney
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If you are unable to reserve a place you will be able to catch up after the event. Each talkÌýwill also be uploaded to ourÌýÌýat a later date.