Book Review: Richard Vague, “The Paradox of Debt”
And why finding reforms to our current economic system is a Sisyphean task.
Read more...And why finding reforms to our current economic system is a Sisyphean task.
Read more...Political economists Radhika Desai, Michael Hudson, and Ann Pettifor discuss how the international financial system traps Global South countries in debt, reinforcing a neocolonial order.
Read more...A state court, citing “eye-popping” executive compensation, strikes down a hospital’s property tax break and strikes fear into the nonprofit hospital industry across the US.
Read more...Should the public take Big Oil advocating for energy conservation as a serious climate policy, or just a new flavor of greenwashing?
Read more...Is the flâneur necessarily an urban male?
Read more...~ Today’s Water Cooler ~
Read more...Peru’s Boluarte government has zero democratic legitimacy, is broadly rejected by the public and under investigation for numerous human rights violations. Now, with roughly 1,000 US troops stationed in the country, it faces a third massive march on Lima.
Read more...Tightening is a slow process, and there is still a flood of excess liquidity chasing after yield.
Read more...“We said we’d *control* infection, right?”
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Read more...Bank regulation and intervention measures should be focused on the correlations and causal relationships between risk drivers
Read more...The miscalculations by Berlin in the second world war and Washington/NATO today are eerily similar.
Read more...Juan Cole examines the US climate change crimes against Iraq and how the neocon’s destructive foreign adventures are increasingly as if the US is invading itself.
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