
News
The latest news from the ReDigIm project
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newsnews:Blog: ‘Now only solidarity can help’: Reflections on welfare beyond the welfare state
Drawing on her fieldwork in Switzerland, Dr Kathrin Ottovay points to an emergent imaginary that envisions ‘sharing beyond borders’. -
newsnews:Blog: ReDigIm consortium meeting in London
Ona Anglada Pujol discusses the fourth ReDigIm consortium meeting which was held in London on 16-17 June 2025 -
newsnews:Blog: On the Landscape of Philanthropy and Interpersonal Networks in Montenegro
Milana Čergić discusses the role interpersonal networks play in enabling and sustaining humanitarian efforts in Montenegro. -
newsnews:Blog: Retrotopian and Utopian Imaginaries in the New Era of Austerity Politics in Finland
Keijo Lakkala discusses the 'retrotopian' and utopian imaginaries at play in the narratives and practices of Finnish civil society groups engaged in prosocial giving within the context of austerity. -
newsnews:Blog: ReDigIm consortium meeting in Switzerland
Isabel Villegas Simón discusses the third ReDigIm consortium meeting -
newsnews:Blog: Disrupting the Welfare state? – ReDigIm’s panel at ECREA 2024
Jonathan Paylor discusses ReDigIm’s participation in the 10th ECREA European Communication Conference which was held in Ljubljana in September 2024. -
newsnews:Blog: What is ‘the welfare state’ – and what should it be?
Janne Autto discusses the contested nature of the concept of 'the welfare state'. -
newsnews:Blog: Expanding the welfare state by popular will – a post-Covid story of redistributive policy from Switzerland
Moritz Ege writes about the Swiss electorate supporting a popular initiative for increasing pension payments, asking whether the vote marks a new era of redistribution in Switzerland. -
newsnews:Blog: Digital interfaces, political devices, trojan horses – our second consortium meeting in Barcelona
Dr. Kathrin Ottovay gives an account of the second ReDigIm consortium meeting held in Barcelona. -
newsnews:Blog: Engaging with digital platforms for fundraising – a view from Montenegro
Milana Čergić reflects on conversations she had with representatives of Volonteri Crne Gore and Budi Human. -
newsnews:Blog: Is there any digital prosocial giving in European peripheries?
Čarna Brković asks what digital prosocial giving in Montenegro reveals about a Europe characterised by dynamics of inclusion and exclusion. -
newsnews:Blog: What does the UK press make of recent surges in voluntary giving?
Jonathan Paylor considers what the UK press coverage of recent surges in voluntary giving tells us about the 'redistributive imaginaries' being manifested in the context of digitalisation. -
newsnews:Blog: Meet our cooperation partner – Goteo
Isabel Villegas Simón reflects on her conversations with Olivier Schulbaum and Eva Frade from the Platoniq Foundation who founded Goteo, one of ReDigIm's cooperation partners. -
newsnews:Blog: ReDigIm’s first consortium meeting in Rovaniemi
Maria Castellví reflects on the first consortium meeting held in Rovaniemi, Finland. -
newsnews:Blog: Utopian redistributive practices in Finland?
Keijo Lakkala draws on findings from the first work package of ReDigIm to discuss the utopian orientations reflected in Finnish redistributive practices. -
newsnews:Blog: The CHANSE kick-off conference in Tallinn, and questions from the semi-periphery
Our latest blog is from Milana Cergic (Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Mainz) who talks about her time at the CHANSE Kick-off Conference held in Tallinn, Estonia on 1-2 June 2023. -
newsnews:Blog: Simultaneity of different redistribution practices
Dr Lara Gruhn reflects back on the Covid-19 crisis in Switzerland and considers the analytical advantages of developing an expansive definition of redistribution. -
newsnews:Blog: Why redistributive imaginaries?
In this month’s blog, Dr Rebecca Bramall (ReDigIm Project Leader and Principal Investigator for the UK research team) discusses why the concept of imaginaries is central to ReDigIm. -
newsnews:Blog: ‘Digital giving’- individualised responsibility or networked solidarity?
We begin our blog series with a post on the recent rise of 'digital giving'.