On the push for equity, direct democracy and a basic universal income by Iceland’s Pirate Party

7.4.2017

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For today’s Humanosphere podcast, we are talking with Halldóra Mogensen, an MP with Iceland’s Pirate Party. For those who may not be aware of the Pirate Party as a serious political movement - it’s not about dressing up with an eye patch - let's just say at the outset that this political party exists by name in some 40 countries worldwide and was started more than a decade ago largely to protect personal freedom and promote institutional transparency in this new digital age.

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For today’s Humanosphere podcast, we are talking with Halldóra Mogensen, an MP with Iceland’s Pirate Party. For those who may not be aware of the Pirate Party as a serious political movement - it’s not about dressing up with an eye patch - let's just say at the outset that this political party exists by name in some 40 countries worldwide and was started more than a decade ago largely to protect personal freedom and promote institutional transparency in this new digital age.

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On the push for equity, direct democracy and a basic universal income by Iceland’s Pirate Party

Humanosphere Podcast

Flere episoder fra "Humanosphere Podcast"

See you later! The final Humanosphere podcast – for now

What we mean when we talk about terrorism: A chat with Rebecca Wolfe of Mercy Corps

Inequality rising: A chat with Chuck Collins on what’s driving the world crazy

A conversation with Laurie Garrett about the road ahead for the WHO

Getting to zero: Rotary’s stubborn campaign to rid the world of polio

Warren Buffett’s son Peter talks about his music, activism and the need for a new world view

Build Change: Pioneering engineer works with communities to protect homes from disasters

Inequality and philanthropy: Author of ‘The Givers’ explains how they can fuel each other

Polaris: On the front lines of fighting human trafficking

On the push for equity, direct democracy and a basic universal income by Iceland’s Pirate Party