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Transition in Canada’S Important Fossil Own Interests (To the Great Frustration Fulfilling, for the Greatest Number of Fuel Sectors (Page 16) in transition CANADIAN CENTRE FOR POLICY ALTERNATIVES JULY/AUGUST 2018 $6.95 Contributors Martin Adelaar is a retired Cynthia Khoo is a public of Technology (UOIT), and energy management interest lawyer who focuses one of the world’s foremost consultant and advocate on internet policy and digital authorities and renowned and a member of the Ottawa rights. Her column, Below the authors on hate crime. She is Renewable Energy Co- Fold, appears regularly in the Director of the newly formed Vol. 25, No. 2 operative. Monitor. Centre on Hate, Bias and ISSN 1198-497X Extremism at UOIT. 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Her clients have community-owned anti- included GUTS magazine, people struggle against the City Province Postal Code Or donate online at: differential vulnerabilities oppressive bookstore in Vichy Canada, e-how.com, Canthius Publications and THIS The Monitor is a proud member produced by capitalist society. Ottawa. WWW.POLICYALTERNATIVES.CA of Magazines Canada. magazine. Telephone (Required) Email Yes, I prefer to receive my tax receipt Please do not trade my name with other and updates by email. organizations. REGISTERED CHARITY #124146473 RR0001 TABLE OF CONTENTS July/August 2018 work in transition Climate change, technological disruption, inequality and shifting labour relations challenge us to think of better ways to organize society, the economy and ourselves. Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood, Simon Enoch, Cynthia Khoo, Katie Raso and Fiona Jeffries consider where we are, and where we need to be, on the just transition to a more sustainable, more worker-friendly future. COLUMNS FEATURES BOOKS Alternate Futures: How “progressive” An extended summer The contradictions of can trade really be? reading guide with reviews pension fund activism 13 We asked the experts 32 and recommendations from the CCPA and friends 46 Work Life: All power to the Solidarity with energy co-operatives 42 Indigenous workers 15 A different take on Venezuela’s election 44 Editorial 2 | Letters 3 | Up Front 5 | Index 7 | New From the CCPA 11 | Behind the Numbers 14 | Good News Page 31 From the Editor STUART TREW In between days ERE AT THE CCPA, where our core hand,” since this would “make dealing usually blamed on one or all of Donald mandate is social justice via with a potentially AI-overrun future Trump, Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping. smart policy, we’re pretty much much less daunting.” These leaders can see the cracks in the Hconstantly thinking about what Hadrian Mertins-Kirkwood lists neoliberal world order but are not in- needs to change in our lives, our econo- some of the proactive and reactive terested in patching them. Rather, they my and our ways of governing to make policies that will be essential to a just are trying to create a new order in their society more equitable, and life more transition in Canada’s important fossil own interests (to the great frustration fulfilling, for the greatest number of fuel sectors (page 16). “Sooner or later, of lesser powers). “Into this ferment, people. Broadly speaking, you could we will move on from coal, oil and progressives must inject an ambitious, say our mandate is transition, the natural gas,” he writes, pointing out honest and pragmatic vision of how theme of this summer edition of the the geological and economic barriers to manage international trade, capital Monitor. to our dependence on carbon for and human flows in ways that protect Some of our ideas for what a fair, energy. “For fossil fuel communities and enhance living standards, equality or just, transition to a better future across the country, it is more impor- and the environment,” writes Jim Stan- would look like don’t change that tant than ever to plan for a future ford in our special feature on Canada’s much as governments—provincial without those energy staples. If they “progressive trade agenda” (starting on or national—come and go or mar- don’t, the next bust might be their page 32). kets rise and fall. Until a time comes last.” Martin Adelaar, Roger Peters History may sometimes slow down when there is no more need of money, and Geoff Stiles write about the need enough to create an illusion of perma- for example, the wealth produced for the transition to renewables to be nence in human interactions, in one collectively by society should be led by workers and co-operatives, and country or globally, but we are clearly more fairly redistributed.
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