Reimagining Finance: From Crisis to Activism

This chapter examines the evolution of financial activism post-2007-2008 crisis, shifting from defensive demands to regenerative concepts aimed at creating alternative financial systems. It highlights the impact of historical labor movements on workers' control over pension funds and the ongoing struggle for equitable economic practices. The discussion also explores the interdependence of finance capital and productive investment, suggesting that empowering the working class in investment decisions could lead to a more just economy.