The event will be run as an "unconference" -- a format which lets the participants decide what will happen and where the weekend will go. We believe you will find this more stimulating and satisfying, and the only outcome we are hoping for is a more organised social and political movement for far-reaching structural change. If you are interested in suspending your views on tax, advocating a basic income, thinking of better models of governance, and wondering about currency design, then you should be there. Proceedings will be recorded and excerpts put on Youtube for those who simply can't make it.

However there will be at least one time when we have an 'expert' to speak. For instance we open the conference at 7.30 Friday and by 8pm will have Professor Steve Keen online from London via Skype at 8pm talking about risks to the global economy. Steve is Head of the School of Economics, History and Politics at Kingston University in London. His expertise is in debt and deflation.

On Saturday feminist economist Prue Hyman will be set off the day talking about Basic Income. We will also have Karl Fitzgerald of Prosper Australia beaming in at 1.30pm to talk on the commons – sharing the rents from resources. The rest will be run as Open Space

Register by going to the homepage of our website where there is a link to the registration form