The IPSP report is published!
After four years of drafting, debating, rethinking, and revising, the IPSP report is finally published! This work represents an incredible effort from our 200+ 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. Please visit the CUP website for information about how to get the book.
重新思考社会
社会进步国际论坛（IPSP) 聚集了世界上杰出的研究人员、社会学家和经济学家。他们共同致力于开发一个对当今时代最紧迫的挑战的解决方案。该方案建立在研究的基础上，具有多学科、无党派、以行动为导向的特点。
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Prof. Marie-Laure Djelic Delivers Keynote Address at SASE 2019
On Thursday, June 27, Prof. Marie-Laure Djelic delivered the keynote address at SASE's 30th Anniversary Conference in New York City. The conference brought together leading academics to think about the way that "the future" can be incorporated into how we think about...
IPSP Author Marc Fleurbaey to Speak at the University of Bordeaux
The University of Bordeaux, France is to host an IPSP launch event on June 18, 2019 with Marc Fleurbaey, Steering Committee member and contributing author of the IPSP Report and Manifesto. The launch will be part of the Summer Seminar of the GREThA Reasearch...
Y7 Panel on Inequalities and Upcoming Y7 Summit
This year IPSP partnered with the Youth7 Group (Y7), along with the OECD, the IDDRI, the ESCP Europe, the OFCE and other main institutions. The Y7, is the G7 youth engagement group initiated by Open Diplomacy during the French presidency of the G20 / G8 in 2011. The...
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A New Society: How 300 Social Experts Are Addressing Gender Inequality
The author discusses how The International Panel on Social Progress recognizes that women are central to the policies, cultural shifts, and reforms needed to target not just gender inequality, but all of the major issues that affect our society today.
Reducing inequalities and strengthening social cohesion through inclusive growth: a roadmap for action
The authors propose a policy compact to achieve more inclusive growth in G20 countries so that economic growth regains the ultimate sense of improving all people’s lives.
Do we need a new social contract?
Maurizio Bussolo and Marc Fleurbaey explore the shared message between the IPSP and a recent report by the World Bank.
Penser le monde pour le changer
Véronique Bergen’s interview of IPSP author Marc Fleurbaey is published by the Centre d’Action Laïque.
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