“Imperialism: How the struggle of both classes and nations creates our world” Michael Hudson is President of The Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends (ISLET), a Wall Street Financial Analyst, Distinguished Research Professor […]
This mix of barrier reductions and barrier increases of “free trade” had the unambiguous effect of shifting income from ordinary workers to highly educated workers. Dean Baker is a Senior Economist at the Center for […]
The advent of ‘Brics plus’ will have far-reaching consequences for the global system. In ‘Unherd’. Read the article HERE.
French multinational TotalEnergies is leading the development of an oil pipeline through Uganda and Tanzania that will be a disaster for the region’s ecology and for the battle against climate change. Charity Migwi is an […]
Western ‘concern’ for Niger has much more to do with geopolitics and controlling the country’s resources than democracy. Francis Okpalete is a PhD candidate in Politics and International Security at the University of Waikato. Olumba […]
Images that define the globalisation debate Read HERE
Jomo K.S. warns US policies are driving the world towards war and depression leaving developing countries with a strong vested interest to reconvene a new non-aligned movement and strengthen democratic institutions of global governance. Watch […]
On this episode, Nate is joined by systems ecologist William E. Rees. Professor Rees outlines why most of the challenges facing humanity and the biosphere have a common origin – ecological overshoot. Bill also unpacks […]
After decades of neglect, the idea of the world state has resurfaced in discussions. Heikki Patomäki is a social scientist, activist, and Professor of World Politics at the University of Helsinki. He has published widely […]
The deindustrialization of Germany: If Europe’s economic motor stalls, the Continent’s already polarized political landscape will shudder Read HERE
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