This is the sequel to my previous post. There will be at least one more in this series. After that, I’ll translate some of the most important contributions to this ongoing controversy.
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The dismissal
It was the Uruguayan-born former BBC journalist Fernando [...]
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CALL FOR PAPERS
Papers are invited for presentation at this workshop that will bring together leading scholars working at the interface between GPN analysis and global labour issues to galvanize the debate on the social implications of GPN, and to gain strategic insights on what [...]
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It is hard to escape the feeling that, for better or for worse, we are living in a transitional age. Capitalism remains on its feet, but is looking ever more unsteady as neoliberalism proves incapable of providing durable economic growth and good jobs. A particularly lethal cocktail of [...]
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With Steve Bannon’s appointment as White House Chief Strategist, Trump has signaled a war on his domestic opponents. In a polarized polity in which a majority of the electorate and a larger majority of the population rejects his views, Trump has a very narrow path to success as a [...]
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The election of Donald Trump symbolises the demise of a remarkable era. It was a time when we saw the curious spectacle of a superpower, the US, growing stronger because of – rather than despite – its burgeoning deficits. It was also remarkable because of the sudden influx of two billion [...]
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Capitalism does not have an ecological dimension; it is an ecology: capitalism is a world-making system. This is the main argument of Jason W Moore’s latest book, Capitalism in the Web of Life. The premise is simple: nature is not an object or a factor, but a matrix. Capitalism develops [...]
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Authoritarian neoliberalism is not a template conceptualisation that is then uncritically applied across the world or across time, but it does capture important global trends that warrant our attention. It also gives us conceptual tools for thinking about capitalism more broadly and for [...]
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This is the text of the talk delivered by David F. Ruccio at Gleebooks, Sydney, 19 October 2016, as part of a ‘Class Acts in Political Economy’ roundtable with Katherine Gibson.
First, thanks to Adam Morton for organising this event. And to Katherine Gibson for taking time [...]
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