Re-enchanting hope facing global challenges
Faced with such vital issues for the whole of humanity, individual or collective inaction is unthinkable. It would also be irresponsible, because there are solutions for building a fair and sustainable world. So it is time to act.
For its closing discussion, the FIFDH is inviting four contemporary thinkers who, from cooperation to the building of new coalitions, from reflection on the uncertainty of our human condition to thoughts on hope, shed light on new ways of achieving this much-needed and urgent transformation of our world.
Hege Dehli
Director of "Tax Wars"
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Eva Wuchold
Programme Director Social Rights for Rosa Luxembourg Stiftung
Jayati Ghosh
Development economist at the University of Massachusetts Amherst and star of "Tax Wars"
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Bernard E. Harcourt
Human rights lawyer and professor, Columbia University
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Geoff Mann
Economist and professor, Simon Fraser University
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Corine Pelluchon
Professor of Philosophy and Applied Ethics at Gustave Eiffel University
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French, english
Tax Wars
It is estimated that US$ 600 billion in tax revenue are lost each year due to tax abuses by multinational companies and wealthy individuals. The pandemic and the war in Ukraine have shed an unprecedented light on the harsh realities of growing income inequality in a globalised economy. Economists and politicians such as Joseph Stiglitz, Eva Joly, Thomas Piketty and Jayati Ghosh are demanding that multinationals pay their taxes. By following their struggle and exploring possible avenues for recovering hidden wealth, Tax Wars sheds light on the underlying mechanisms and trends in the fight for global tax justice.
Xavier Harel
Fabrice Esteve
Mechanix Film
YUZU Productions
Hege Dehli
Xavier Harel
Olivier Raffet
Talib Rasmussen
Peder Kjellsby
Malika Makouf Rasmussen
Håkon Lammetun
