Amanda Scott

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2,179 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 25 Feb

Amanda Scott’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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It's also on a website of the same name, and no, I have not linked to these in the show notes.
I am really clear that I do not want these things on anything that has my name associated with it.
So if you want to go and find them, you can do a Google search.
I have, however, linked to Primavera de Filippi and her ideas on coordinations and the ongoing work on bioregionalism by Joe Brewer and others, because these are regenerative.
These are the future that we could choose to work towards.
Though, as is clear from this podcast, I think, we have a lot of undoing to do.
We need to undo the mechanisms of the market economy.
But the market economy is very swiftly being overtaken by the cryptocurrency economy.
And most of us don't even know this exists.
Most of us do not swim in this water.
And we need at least to understand that the people who currently hold the levers of power definitely do swim in this water, and they like it, and they want to keep swimming in it, which means they need to keep it going.
I don't fully know how we stop this from happening, but I know that we need to do so.
So with that ringing in your ears, people of the podcast, please welcome Dr. Andrew Leiter, Director of the Amsterdam Centre for International Law, and so much else.
Andrea Leiter, welcome back to the Accidental Gods podcast.
In a very changing world, how are you and where are you this Monday morning?
Okay, I have snow envy.
We have kind of sleet out there.
It's grey and murky and very cold, but not cold enough to have snow.
So anyway, such is the changing of the world.
Since we last spoke, the world is moving fast.
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