Show Notes
The pandemic has highlighted severe inequity, revealed a global leadership crisis, and generated widespread frustration with the status quo. In companies, workers are calling for more say over key strategic decisions and holding their employers to account. In political systems, both democratic and authoritarian regimes are under pressure, and the neoliberal consensus has dissolved. In the financial system, capitalism is in crisis. We don’t like our current power structures, but new ones have yet to emerge to replace them. Breaking the Fever is hosting a series of conversations to explore perspectives of shifting power and authority, looking at where we’ve come from and asking where to from here.
Hosts: Alison Taylor - Ethical systems Jérôme Tagger - Preventable surprises
Breaking the Fever is produced by Fiorella Lavorgna - www.bevocal.eu
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