New York Review of Books on How Oligarchs Use Philanthropy to Advance Their Social Agendas (and a Shout Out to NC)
How the 0.1% are using philanthropy as a Trojan Horse for social engineering.
Read more...How the 0.1% are using philanthropy as a Trojan Horse for social engineering.
Read more...A card-carrying member of the 0.1%, Steve Schwarzman of Blackstone, has reveled himself to be dangerously out of touch.
Read more...The history of the political calculus that led the Democratic Party to turn its back on its traditional base, the working class, and how that’s coming back to bite now.
Read more...Newly-released material from Clinton archives show him and Blair working to control Yeltsin, with some success, and their plans for Putin.
Read more...Unionizing doctors are at odds with management because management cares only about profit while they prioritize the quality of care.
Read more...Why tax treaties are a gimmie to multinationals and a poisoned chalice for developing countries.
Read more...The hidden strings in a Koch Brothers gift to Western Carolina University, and why its faculty is opposed.
Read more...Why economic failures argue for the need for more democratic control over policy, or at least the ability to cut the power of institutions that get it wrong.
Read more...How the struggle over who controls the commons, the monied classes or a broader group of citizens, reveals the fundamental contradictions of capitalism.
Read more...A good, high level discussion of the dangers of the investor state dispute settlement process in the TPP and the TTIP.
Read more...Pre-crime has arrived.
Read more...Larry Summers, acting as a proxy for Team Clinton, attacked Sanders’ reform proposals, particularly the an updated Glass Steagall. Her’s why Summers is wrong.
Read more...How the Koch Brothers are using educational purchases, um, donations, to make cultural norms even more business-friendly.
Read more...Germany is very upset that Poland has voted in a populist, Euroskeptic, anti-austerity government. And Germany is particularly unhappy that the new regime is increasing its control over public media….which Germany already has in place.
Read more...Oh frabjous day! Tim Canova, who is challenging the rancid Debbie Wasserman Schultz, is a really good guy.
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