Michael talks about the current global political economy, oil prices, debt jubilees, monetary hegemony, and the US political parties. When asked for solutions, his answers might be troubling to some. It’s worth hearing him out.
Economics
Michael Hudson – Parallels Between Archaic Entrepots and Modern Offshore Banking Centers
Offshore banking and tax-avoidance centers are nothing new; they’ve been with us for millennia. Michael Hudson is an American economist, a professor of economics at the University of Missouri–Kansas City, and a researcher at the […]
National Politics
Conter Radio – Tara McCormack: The Rise, Fall and Rise of Humanitarian War
We spoke to Tara McCormack, lecturer in international relations at the University of Leicester, about the emergence of humanitarian intervention after the Cold War. What are its origins and key ideas, and what does it […]
Climate Crisis
Steve Keen, Ann Pettifor, Peter Bofinger – A clash of paradigms: update on discussion of Steve’s The New Economics Manifesto
Well that was a fun. This was supposed to be a discussion of my new book The New Economics: A Manifesto. It was that, but it also turned into a slanging match between myself […]
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