TRACK
TOPIC
DESCRIPTION:
The recent
changes of economic
and political systems in
the era of
Turbo-Capitalism
and their
political
consequences are
analysed in this
track.
Decades of
development and
transition
experience in
many countries
have clearly
demonstrated the
importance of
institutions and
institutional
change for the
functioning of
markets and the
ways in which
policies
influence
economic
activity in
general and
economic growth
in particular.
Economic and
political change
seems more
important now
than ever before.
The
collaborative
economy or p2p
sharing economy,
a multifaceted
concept of
increasing
relevance, is
the focus of the
new paradigm
change. From the
traditional
contradiction of
labor and
capital,
“collaboration”
and “sharing”
conduct greater
efficiency,
resulting from
decentralization
and
heterogeneity.
We propose three
recommendations.
First, the
development of
active economic
policies and
intentional
planning to
address the new
challenges.
Second, the
promotion of
government
interventions,
beyond simple
regulations,
especially in
the field of big
data and in
creating digital
platforms using
artificial
intelligence.
Third, the
advancement of a
new generation
of platform
cooperatives and
companies that
would help to
achieve a new
balance in
values and
environmental
respect, in the
envisioned
future of a
turbo-capitalism
era or a
post-labor age.
We invite you to
submit proposals
to achieve these
purposes.
The track aims
to fosters the
enquiry from all
the research
fields,
considering a
wide range of
aspects of
economic systems
including macro
and micro
policies and
their effects as
well as global
trade issues.
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