Júlia Martins Rodrigues, John Restakis
“The Partner State represents economic democracy, transcending the conventional dualism between private capitalism and state,” John Restakis says in the first part of our conversation with him. Here, in part two, we explore further the implications of an expanding democratic sphere.
Júlia Martins Rodrigues, Laura Granja
In the U.S., owning the place where one lives represents both an essential basis for and a significant hurdle to entry into full participation in the economy, and the country’s urban centers are increasingly zones of division between the economically included and excluded. Alternatives to homeownership conventionally conceived offer steps toward meeting the challenge.