Capitalism: Competition, Conflict, Crises — Professor Anwar Shaikh | SOAS University of London
[Related reviews or critiques of Anwar Shaikh’s theorizing of capital : a) Capitalism and Anwar Shaikh ; and b) Three Books on Marxist …
Category Archives: Economics
A new global credit crunch to come? — Michael Roberts | Michael Roberts Blog: Blogging From A Marxist Economist
Originally posted on Michael Roberts Blog:
At the time of the general election in Turkey, I pointed out that Turkey was near…
South America’s ‘Made in the USA’ Growing Crisis–How Brazil, Argentina, and Venezuela Are Destabilized — Dr. Jack Rasmus
Originally posted on Jack Rasmus:
Emerging market economies are heading for an economic implosion. From South America to South Asia conditions…
Vollgeld and the sovereign money initiative — Michael Roberts
Originally posted on Michael Roberts Blog:
On Sunday, the Swiss voted down in a referendum a proposal known as sovereign money or…
David Harvey on monocauses, multicauses and metaphors — Michael Roberts
Originally posted on Michael Roberts Blog:
Back last October, Professor David Harvey, presented an essay to the University of Izmir, Turkey in…
Marxist theory of crisis: The nature of the current long depression – Michael Roberts | swpTvUk (Aug 7, 2014)
You can find Michael Roberts’ blog here: Michael Roberts Blog: blogging from a marxist economist
The Paradox of Financialized Industrialization — by Michael Hudson
Source: Michael Hudson / and a hat tip to Manda over at OffG for this . . . . . The Paradox of …
A Brief History of Mass Theft
OffGuardian by Darren Allen Our institutionalised brand of democracy goes by the name of capitalism. In such a system the …
Some Videos: A) a lecture titled, “How to read Capital,” by Joseph Choonara; and B) 1 of a series of 4 lectures, this one on “the method of Marx’s analysis in Capital,” otherwise titled, “Marxist method in Capital,” by Paul Blackledge
Shifting from Central Planning to a Decentralised Economy: Do We Need Central Banks? — Professor Richard A. Werner | Global Research
[Related — video presentation by Prof. Richard A. Werner: Prof. Richard Werner – Banking Industry Exposed & Solutions Presented – …
Princes of the Yen: Central Banks and the Transformation of the Economy — Dr. Richard Werner / a film by Michael Oswald
I just finished reading a post over at Offguardian titled, “Globalization: The Endgame, ” by Frank. In my opinion, Frank comes very …
Why Trump Won—And What’s Next | Dr. Jack Rasmus
Why Trump Won–And What’s Next November 9, 2016 by jackrasmus The following is my follow up article, soon published, …
Why Socialism? — Albert Einstein | Monthly Review
Source: Why Socialism? :: Monthly Review. Albert Einstein is the world-famous physicist. This article was originally published in the first …
Attacks on US Public Workers and Unions Intensify
Originally posted on Jack Rasmus:
The destruction of unions in the US has been going on for decades, steadily intensifying since…
China-Canary in the Global Economy Coalmine? – print version
Originally posted on Jack Rasmus:
What’s happening in China? Is it becoming the locus of the next financial crisis? Some well…
Neoliberalism Raises Its Ugly Head in South America
Originally posted on Jack Rasmus:
After 9-11, the United States focused its most aggressive foreign policy on the Middle East—from Afghanistan…
Why the Trans-Pacific Partnership Equals a U.S. Aircraft Carrier
Originally posted on what's left:
October 17, 2015 By Stephen Gowans The U.S. political elite is never entirely secretive about its…
The Myth of a Moral Capitalism — Richard Becker | Liberation | Global Research
By Richard Becker Liberation 6 September 2015 Global Research, September 08, 2015 In a Sept. 5 blog, former Secretary of …
Richard Werner speaking in Moscow on the Central Bank issue
[Hat tip to the website Critical Thinking for this.] Published on Feb 17, 2015 12/02/2015, Russian Academy of Sciences, Blue Room Round …
Capitalism: Then as Now?
Karl Marx. Capital Volume One Part VIII: Primitive Accumulation Chapter Twenty-Six: The Secret of Primitive Accumulation We have seen …
