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Davos and ‘capitalist time’

Gareth Dale | March 1, 2019

How does capitalism condition the ways in which we measure, imagine and weaponise time – and what does this mean for our future?

It’s Davos time again. Our overlords are arriving at the Alpine resort for the World Economic Forum (WEF). But the ski slopes all [...]

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Karl Polanyi “‘The Viennese should emigrate to Australia!'”

Gareth Dale | November 5, 2015

‘“The Viennese should emigrate to Australia!”’ [A bécsiek vándoroljanak ki Ausztráliába!], Bécsi Magyar Újság, 20 September 1922 (translated by Adam Fabry).

Authored by Karl Polanyi, this piece has been offered to Progress in Political Economy by Gareth Dale and Adam Fabry to deliver an [...]

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