Robert McMaster
Robert is Professor of Political Economy in the Adam Smith Business School at the University of Glasgow. From 2005-2018, he co-edited the Review of Social Economy. Together with John Davis
Robert Mochrie
Robbie Mochrie completed his first degree at St Andrews University in 1988 before working for the Legal Services Division of Bank of Scotland for three years. He then returned to
Roger Miles
Roger researches human-factor risks in organisations and advises professional standard-setting bodies. His books on improved reporting frameworks for Conduct and Culture have been endorsed by financial regulators worldwide. He is
Rohini Kamal
Rohini joined BRAC Institute of Governance and Development (BIGD), Brac University as Research Fellow, and is leading Environment and Climate Change research. She is also an Assistant Professor for the
Roland Kupers
Roland is an advisor on Complexity, Resilience and Energy Transition, Professor of Practice at Arizona State University. He is a global advisor on methane at UNEP and a senior science
Ron Nahser
Executive Director for CORPORANTES, Inc., an outgrowth of The Nahser Agency/Advertising, Dr. Nahser is currently a Senior Fellow and Director, Urban Sustainable Management Programs, Institute for Nature and Culture at
Roxana Bobulescu
Roxana holds a PhD in Economics and works as an Associate Professor at Grenoble Ecole de Management, France. Her research and teaching experience covers areas such as economic theory, history
Rupert Read
Rupert is the founder and co-Director of the Climate Majority Project. He has also been a spokesperson, national parliamentary candidate, European parliamentary candidate and councillor for the Green Party of
Sacha Bernal Coates
Sacha is Founder & Strategic Designer of Kimiya Tactics SL, a consultancy company focused on process and organizational improvement from a regenerative-collaborative business paradigm. His background is a 30-year career
Sameer Dossani
Sameer is a PhD candidate at the University of the Western Cape, South Africa and co-founder of the website PeaceVigil.net. Sameer has two decades experience campaigning against Washington Consensus policies
Sandra White
Sandra is a psychologist, ecopsychologist and sustainability consultant. Alongside consultancy, she facilitates workshops, gives talks and writes. She was one of the original co-founders of the Climate Psychology Alliance and her chapter “Denial, Sacrifice
Sarah Mckinley
Sarah McKinley is the Director of Community Wealth Building Programs for The Democracy Collaborative and the European Representative for the Next System Project.
Sardip Sandhu
Sardip hopes for world peace, ethical and innovative businesses and an endless supply of good books. Utterly biased about her Indian heritage, and believes Punjabi cuisine is one of the best
Scott Moss
Scott, now retired, was research professor and founding director of the Centre for Policy Modelling in Manchester, the inaugural president of the European Social Simulation Association and has led numerous
Selvin Kwong
Selvin is a community worker and researcher with experience in financial inclusion, welfare reform, labour rights and women’s equity. Based in Australia, she has worked in a range of non-profit
Serban Scrieciu
Serban is an economist with an interest in climate change, sustainability, and making economics work for people and the environment. His focus on the science-policy interface has led him to
Shai Gorsky
Shai is a researcher of political economy and teaches statistics at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Silke Helfrich
Silke is an independent activist, author, scholar, and speaker. She cofounded the Commons Strategies Group and Commons-Institute, was former head of the regional office of Heinrich Böll Foundation for Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, and
Simon Grove-White
Simon is a Senior Researcher at the Centre for Local Economies (CLES) with extensive experience in public procurement, local government policy, and progressive economic development. Much of his work focuses on
Simon Sherratt
Simon is an independent researcher and author of Credit & Power: The Paradox at the Heart of the British National Debt. His research interests include contemporary and historical economic developments
Sitti Rahma Ma’mun
Rahma is currently a PhD student at the Centre for Global Food and Resources at the University of Adelaide. She is researching irrigated farming, institutional arrangement of common pool resources