Robin Murray .

Robin Murray is an industrial economist working principally on social innovation. He has been involved in fair trade for twenty-five years, also in environmental partnerships working in the fields of waste, energy, transport, food and health.

Why access to Justice is not yet an election issue and must be debated

The evidence suggests that people care about access to justice. Politicians should listen to the people.

By Robin Murray .

/ 21 Apr 2015

The cooperative turn - building the right kind of autonomy

In the age of failing globalisation, cooperatives are the microcosms of a more stable and resilient economy. (A guest off-print from www.resurgence.org )

By Robin Murray .

/ 24 Jul 2012

Global Civil Society and the rise of the civil economy

The last thirty years has seen the re-emergence of a civil economic challenge, side by side with the advance of globalisation, as a distinct strand in the development of global civil society. Don’t underestimate its longterm significance in the glacial shifts now taking place in the world economy.

By Robin Murray .

/ 3 May 2012