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Can Twenty-First Century Fascism Resolve the Crisis of Global Capitalism?
✑ WILLIAM I. ROBINSON` ╱ ± 12 minutesTrump’s populism and protectionism has no policy substance; it is almost entirely symbolic.
Ecological Limits and Hierarchical Power
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The Bureaucratic-Military State vs. Radical Democracy and the Socialist Commons
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Trump Whacks the Middle Class: How to Redistribute $4.5 Trillion
✑ JACK RASMUS` ╱ ± 5 minutesA massive redistribution of income favoring the capitalist class is underway.
Why Rent Matters
✑ CHRIS DILLOW` ╱ ± 4 minutesEconomists have wrongly neglected David Ricardo’s theories of rent.
Imperialism, a Marxist Understanding
✑ TONY NORFIELD` ╱ ± 12 minutesThe worst thing to do if you want to make any money is to produce the goods.
A Brave New World, or the Same Old Story with New Characters?
✑ JAYATI GHOSH` ╱ ± 8 minutesThis growth should not be exaggerated for most developing regions.
Neoliberalism: Not So Bad?
✑ MICHAEL ROBERTS` ╱ ± 8 minutesAll the trends in the current neoliberal world show slowing growth in real GDP.
Top Marx for Pluralism
✑ CAHAL MORAN` ╱ ± 7 minutesOne does not have to buy Marx’s politics to admit that the facts are on his side here.
Brexit as Symptom
✑ CHRIS DILLOW` ╱ ± 5 minutesWe Marxists stress deeper-rooted failings of capitalism.
International Women’s Day: A Militant Celebration
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 Economist Samir Amin discusses the changing nature of globalisation throughout history and the concept of ‘de-linking', that is, for the Third World to be able to drive its own policy. Amin was interviewed by Tricontinental: Institute for Social Research fellows Jipson John and Jitheesh P. M. |
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