There are few issues that capture the level of public and scholarly interest that housing does today. Housing, many are aware, was a central cog in the defective system that produced the Global Financial Crisis, and has since remained at the forefront of political debate throughout the [...]
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A year ago, while I was studying for Honours, I would never have foreseen volunteering to read a 500 page volume of Marx’s work in my free time. But a week after I completed my thesis, at a local bar on a Friday night, I found myself eagerly agreeing to take part in a reading group of [...]
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This is the second in a series of posts for the Unconventional Wisdom section of the Progress in Political Economy blog, written by Honours students within the Department of Political Economy. It stems from the cohort of Honours students that took the unit coordinated by Adam Morton entitled [...]
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