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Joan Bardina Studies Center.
The name of our centre was inspired by
the eminent pedagogue and scholar Joan Bardina I Castarà (Sant Boi de Llobregat 1877-Valparaiso 1950) who, apart
from proposing a revolutionary pedagogical model in Catalonia
at the beginning of the Twentieth Century, was an important
investigator who suggested new social, economic, and political
alternatives.
The Centre d'Estudis Joan Bardina is a
not-for-profit organisation created in 1984 with the purpose
of developing --after Joan Bardina suggestions-- studies
and proposals that may contribute to design new models of
solidarity and living together.
Money transparent.


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A short history of money.
Agustí Chalaux de Subirà, Brauli Tamarit Tamarit.
A short text explaining the history of money. Originally, it
was an instrument which aided commerce and favoured responsibility.
Later, it changed, permitting corruption. In view of this, a money
system using modern technology and which once again favours responsibility,
is proposed.
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Essay on currency, market and society.
Magdalena Grau Figueras, Agustí Chalaux de Subirà.
A
book in which a new economic and political model is proposed,
based on a transparent and responsible market, the minimisation
of power over individuals and the creation of a society with
less misery and corruption.
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Original interview to Jordi Griera in USA Today.
Original text of the interview ofUSA Today to Jordi Griera, before to be modified and published in 20th february 2013.
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The
outstanding challenges of Alexandre Deulofeu and their solutions,
according to Agustí Chalaux.
Brauli Tamarit. Presentation Martí Olivella.
In this article Brauli
Tamarit introduces us to two universal Catalans of the 20th
century which have passed unnoticed, because they dared
to challenge the «politically correct» thought
trends. He not only introduces us to their amazing biographies
and to their unorthodox theories, but tries to establish
a link between the questions and answers they formulated.
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