The Hewlett Foundation is on a quest to fund a new “intellectual paradigm” that’ll replace neoliberalism and ground the future economy. It complements other economic justice funding, but is a clear outlier.
Read MorePhilanthropic funders are mostly ignoring a key lever in the fight against poverty: financial sector oversight and regulation. While the industry lobby is formidable, increased attention could help protect hard-won local gains.
Read MoreIP Editor David Callahan talks with the Roosevelt Institute’s CEO about how she grew the New York-based think tank’s funding and influence by focusing on drivers of inequality and advancing a new set of rules to govern the economy.
Read MoreIf neoliberalism is on its way out, what will replace it? At the end of a year of immense change, Hewlett brings its resources to bear on the question with a new five-year, $50 million initiative to succeed its Beyond Neoliberalism program.
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