Five years have passed since students at the Economics Department of The University of Manchester began questioning the relevance of their curriculum. Cahal Moran evaluates the progress made. Cahal Moran is co-author of the book […]
David Harvey’s lecture at the London School of Economics on 18 September entitled “Marx, Capital and the Madness of Economic Reason”. Harvey is probably the most well-known Marxist scholar in the world. https://richmedia.lse.ac.uk/publiclecturesandevents/20170918_1830_MarxCapitalAndTheMadnessOf.mp4
London has not renewed Uber’s licence due to its lack of “corporate Responsibility”. Read here
This was an invited talk to public servants organized by the Exploring Economics group (https://www.exploring-economics.org/en/). In just over 13 minutes Keen provides a complex systems argument that the poor pay for debt, even if they […]
The firing of the anti-monopolist Barry Lynn at the behest of Google has brought the topic of tech monopolies into the political limelight in the US. This is a long read, but provides an insight […]
Equilibrium is one of the most important elements of neoclassical economics, but has little to do with real society. Charles Adams is professor of physics at Durham University in the UK and blogs at progressivepulse.org. […]
From Financial Times – Alphaville (It is free, but you have to register) Victor Xing of Kekselias looks at how central banks are dealing with the distributional effects of their policies. Read Here
An interview with Michael Oswald and John Christensen concerning The Spider’s Web, their film about Britain’s tax haven empire. Read here
We did not learn from the Great Financial Crisis, and have thereby prepared the ground for the next Read here
Is the European Central Bank President too close to Europe’s banks? Someone thinks so. Read here
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