International Panel on Social Progress
Rethinking Society for the 21st Century
After four years of drafting, debating, rethinking, and revising, the IPSP report was published in 2018. This work represents an incredible effort from our 300+ authors all around the world.
Entitled “Rethinking Society for the 21st Century,” the report is available from Cambridge University Press in multiple forms: as a 3-volume set, as separate volumes, and as a Kindle e-book.
You can read the executive summary of the report here!
In addition to the full report, several IPSP members have written a companion book entitled “A Manifesto for Social Progress: Ideas for a Better Society.” This smaller volume brings together the key messages of the IPSP report and re-examines them through a new lens.
The Manifesto is now available in English, French, Swedish, Spanish, Portuguese, Deutch, Chinese, Greek, Brazilian.
Filmmakers Sofie Wolthers and Eileen Jerrett have created a documentary about the work of the IPSP. The film is available online!
A New Society
Saleemul Huq passed away
We are sorry to share the sad news of the loss of Prof. Saleemul Huq, who had recently joined the new Advisory Board of IPSP. The director of the International Centre for Climate Change & Development (ICCCAD), he was a renowned academic and a relentless climate...
The first meeting of the Advisory Board has launched the new IPSP
The first meeting took place at Institute for Advanced Studies in Paris on Sept. 27-29. Intense, lively and very productive discussions in the most congenial and productive atmosphere, about : purpose and value-added of IPSP2.0...
First meeting of the Advisory Board
The first meeting of the Advisory Board of the International Panel on Social Progress to be held in Paris on September 27th-29th, 2023. The Coordination Council approved yesterday the organisation of the first meeting of the Advisory Board at the Institute...
IPSP articles in The Conversation
IPSP authors published a series of articles in The Conversation, including some providing the results of specific surveys of public opinion about societal issues (religion, labor, social relations, and more) in the US society. Find the whole series here.
Marie-Laure Salles-Djelic’s Interview on Xerfi Canal about “Reforming the Enterprise: The responsibility and Social Progress Perspectives”
Elisa Reis’ interview with Xerfi Canal on the Manifesto for Social Progress
Adrien de Tricornot interviewed Elisa Reis about cultural change and social progress on Xerfi Channel.
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An article about the IPSP’s Manifesto for Social Progress on the French daily newspaper Les Echos.