Law as a vehicle for social change:
Mainstreaming Non-Extractive Economic Practices (N-EXTs)
Updates from the project
What is the potential of the EU’s 28th regime in supporting long-term oriented ownership?
N-EXTLAW, along with members of other policy and research groups have been working to provide recommendations on the 28th regime.
The stewardship company
In this article published in WNPR, N-EXTLAW’s Nena van der Horst and Emilie van Blokland examine the usefulness and necessity of the…
N-EXTLAW Newsletter February 2025
We are very happy to be sharing with you the first newsletter of 2025. Within, we update you on the work we…
Towards a non-extractive future
Creating change
The ultimate goal of N-EXTLAW is to achieve a non-extractive, sustainable economic model. Our mission is to understand how we can rethink our legal framework to support sustainable economic practices.
In this way, law provides actions with meaning and can be used as a vehicle for social change.
Join our community
We use existing non-extractive economic practices as a starting point. This means that we are looking for partners that share our values.
We aim to set up a community of people and organizations to participate in our research. Our goal is to create concrete social change together.
“Realistic about the world, appreciative about law, optimistic about change: a research project that aims to produce change.”
Marija Bartl
“N-EXTLAW empowers me to use legal research for social change. I look forward to working together with practitioners towards a non-extractive future.”
Nena van der Horst
“Law can be an effective tool to change the traditional ways we understand words like ‘business’, ‘economy’ and ‘private’. Through the N-EXTLAW project we are trying to enhance bottom-up economic practices which are not necessarily based on ‘profit’ as a default logic.”
Mario Pagano
