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About
E4F is envisioning a world in which the economics community provides intellectual and analytical insights to be able to help avert the worst of the climate and ecological crisis; and becomes a powerful force in accelerating the urgent transformation to a just and equitable, post-carbon world.
We actively call upon the economics profession to mobilise more of its resources behind this task and show a greater commitment to the evolution of the subject by embracing new economic thinking fit for the planetary emergency.
Campaigns
Open Letter : Economists for Future
In our open letter we extend the demand of climate strikers – that everyone play their part in addressing the climate crisis – to the economics discipline.
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Research and Insights
Economists for Future is synthesising a case for change. To us, that means twofold: first, articulating and quantify the ways in which the profession is currently failing to sufficiently engage in the planetary crisis. And second, analysing ways this could change. Research and insights from our team underpins the campaigns we run.
People
Advisory board
Core team
Behind Economists for Future is a small core team that is closely connected to a movement of students and academics from across the world.
Lead
Anthony Doyle
Kristofer Grattan
Lotta Hambrecht
Vignesh Awadhanam
Neloy Bhowmik
Ojhal Temburne
Reeve Flynn
Washington Muzavazi
Sacha Knox
Sonal Raghuvanshi
Research and Insights
Washington Muzavazi
Reeve Flynn
Sonal Raghuvanshi
Lotta Hambrecht
Kristofer Grattan
Sacha Knox
Get involved
We are always excited to expand our team and are currently looking volunteers to actively support both the Research & Insights and the Communications & Outreach streams. In general, we are also keen to hear from people who might want to get involved in upcoming campaigns or would like to support our work in other ways.
We are always eager to hear from you and are accepting applications on a rolling basis. Please note, our core team works in a volunteering capacity, we request your patience as we have limited capacity to respond back.
If you are interested to join our team, please fill our volunteer interest form.
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