collective action
9 episodes mention this concept
barryseconomicsJan 11, 2026Why The Powerful Never Need To Argue: The Traitors, Inequality, and the Wealth Tax
EconomicsInformation asymmetryPower asymmetryStrategic silenceFragmentation of opposition
NewEconomicThinkingApr 27, 2022Misdiagnoses and False Solutions: Why Conventional Economics Has Failed on the Climate Crisis
EconomicsClimate crisisGlobal emissionsGlobal heatingIntergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)- NewEconomicThinkingOct 5, 2021
Building a Resilient Society: Navigating Shocks, Externalities, and the New Normal
EconomicsResilienceRobustnessRisk AvoidanceVolatility Paradox - NewEconomicThinkingApr 14, 2021
The Patriotic Millionaires' Case for Wealth Taxes and Collective Action to Combat Economic Inequality
EconomicsPatriotic MillionairesWealth ConcentrationFiscal PolicyMonetary Policy - NewEconomicThinkingAug 23, 2020
George Akerlof on Economics' Sins of Omission: The Imperative of Collective Action and 'We' in Crisis
EconomicsSins of OmissionExternalitiesUtility FunctionEconomic Equilibrium - NewEconomicThinkingJun 16, 2020
Extreme Climate Change in a Post-COVID-19 World: Political Futures and Economic Transformations
Science1.5-degree targetIPCC reportCarbon emissions reductionPolitical economic arrangements 
lexfridmanMay 4, 2020The Great Nap, COVID-19, and the Reawakening of History
GeopoliticsCollective actionGlobal crisisIndividualistic abstractionsThe Great Nap- lexfridmanApr 13, 2020
Eric Weinstein on Societal Fragility, Institutional Incompetence, and the Call for New Leadership in Crisis
PsychologyGeometric UnityTheory of EverythingThe Great NapRealized Kinetic Variables 
HealthyGamerGGFeb 4, 2020Overcoming Generational Depression and Disillusionment Through Action and Systemic Change
PsychologySocietal collapseEconomic collapseClimate change anxietyGenerational disillusionment
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Concepts that appear alongside collective action across episodes.
- wealth tax
- the great nap
- societal fragility
- individualism vs. collectivism
- sins of omission
- behavioral economics (implied)
- social media impact on bullying
- the wednesday effect
- destructive potential
- tax loopholes
- patriotic millionaires
- electronic systems dependence
- economic equilibrium
- double mind
- looting party
- armed conflict
- unintended consequences
- existential depression
- mutual respect
- individualistic abstractions