The Event

What can Yugoslavia’s self-management teach us about building postcapitalist futures? How do private property, world inequality, and socialism shape the architectures of our social lives—and what comes next?

Past, Current, and Future Social Architectures is a live series of short presentations and talks exploring the socio-political and economic blueprints that have defined—and could redefine—human cooperation. Each session blends historical reflection with present-day critique and future-oriented imagination, designed not just to inform, but to inspire conversation and instigate fresh thinking about life after capitalism for a wide audience.

Topics include: global inequality and ownership; private vs. societal property; socialism and communism in theory and practice; Yugoslavia's socialist self-management system; and others.

Presented by Miroslav Spasov