For high quality videos of most conference sessions please see Economic Reform Australia’s YouTube channel
Day one: ECONOMICS FOR SUSTAINABLE PROSPERITY
Kaurna Welcome to Country and Introduction to the Conference – Paul Willey, Jack Buckskin and Steven Hail
An Introduction to Modern Monetary Theory – Bill Mitchell (full video of Bill Mitchell and Warren Mosler in conversation can be found further down this page)
Gender, Power and Sustainability – Tyson Yunkaporta and Kelly Menzel, introduced by Steven Hail
A short Introduction to Ecological Economics – Phil Lawn and Herman Daly
In Conversation with Stephanie Kelton – Anna Mihaylov
Day Two: GENUINE PROGRESS
A Conversation with Two Authors – Cameron Murray (Game of Mates) and Geoff Davies (Economy, Nature, Society), interviewed by Steven Hail
What’s Wrong with Orthodox Macroeconomic Theory & Policy? – Martin Watts, introduced by Steven Hail
Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and an American Green New Deal – Andres Bernal, introduced by Ed Miller
Really Ending Poverty and the Future of Work – Alison Pennington, Alice Clark, David Faber and Alex North
A Just Transition Framework for the Future – Bill Mitchell, introduced by Phil Lawn
The Genuine Progress Indicator – Phil Lawn
Day three: MAKING IT HAPPEN
A Modern Money Perspective on Debates in Ecological Economics – James Juniper, introduced by Phil Lawn
The Importance of Natural Capital – Bob Costanza, introduced by Annie Bond
Climate Change and Renewables – Mark Diesendorf, introduced by Phil Lawn
The Political Economy of a Green New Deal – Jayne Flanagan, Michael Murray and Ed Miller, with Lachlan McCall
Workers, Jobs and Climate Change – Ella Factor (CPSU), Tony Maher (CFMEU) and Peter Ong (Queensland ETU), Introduced by Lachlan McCall
Modern Money and a Green New Deal – Stephanie Kelton
Other relevant recordings
The Deficit Myth – Stephanie Kelton (Geoff Harcourt Lecture, 14 January 2020)
Warren Mosler and Bill Mitchell in conversation (pre-recorded video)
Modern Money and the “Budget Emergency” – Steven Hail, with Anna Mihaylov (2014)
Many of our presenters were interviewed for the podcast Blind Insights with David Olney and Tim Whiffen. Right now you can hear Steven Hail talk about a Job Guarantee, Phil Lawn on the Genuine Progress Indicator, and Stephanie Kelton on a Green New Deal for Australia, plus more to come.
