Economics
Cédric Durand: Crisis in slow motion?
Durand writes in Sidecar about the meaning of the latest crisis of global finance. Read the article HERE.
Capitalism
Economics
Michael Roberts: Moral hazard or creative destruction?
Letting big banks go to the wall is not on the agenda of states today, but saving them prevents the ‘creative destruction’ capitalism needs to renew itself. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of […]
Economics
Michael Roberts – EEA 2: Long waves, profit curves, imperialism and socialist planning
In Part 2 of Michael Roberts’ look at the Eastern Economics Association conference, he examines papers on long wave theory, the use of Indian colonial expropriation to restore the rate of profit in the British […]
Economics
Noam Chomsky and David Harvey discuss capitalism and war
Gregory Magarshak is joined by two giants of anti-capitalism. Listen HERE.
Economics
Yanis Varoufakis: Is Europe deindustrialising?
Varoufakis writes in ‘Project Syndicate’ on European capitalism, which is rich in terrestrial capital but has fallen behind the US and China in “cloud capital”. Read the article HERE.
Uncategorized
Ben Wray: From decline to leaps?
The global capitalist system is failing society in just about every way imaginable. We have to hope decline is laying the foundations for a great leap forward. Ben Wray is co-ordinator of Brave New Europe’s […]
Economics
Michael Roberts: Can global capitalism endure?
Global capitalism is struggling to find a way out of its own contradictions Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific blogger Cross-posted from Michael Roberts’ blog Can global capitalism endure? William […]
Economics
George Kerevan: A marxist analysis of the new inflation
An in-depth perspective on the current inflation crisis, arguing that it is not fundamentally driven by short-term factors and instead is intrinsic to the key contradictions in present-day global capitalism. Thus, it is likely to […]