Globalization and the End of the Labor Aristocracy, Part 4
More on how neoliberal policies around the world have hurt labor.
Read more...More on how neoliberal policies around the world have hurt labor.
Read more...A new book. Game of Mates, documents how rentier capitalism and soft corruption operate in Australia. Many of its findings apply to the US.
Read more...The benefits of capitalism are accruing even more to a very few at the top.
Read more...A critical thinking exercise on a study that claims that psychological traits are linked to financial distress.
Read more...New strategies of organization and workers’ control in Latin America suggest ways to combat the insecurity of the gig economy.
Read more...How the Kirchner program in Argentina ran into the buzz saw of currency markets.
Read more...On the current structure of globalization and its implications for the distribution of income within and between countries.
Read more...Artificial intelligence is already transforming the world of work, but the future is hard to predict. Some see most jobs at risk of automatisation, while others argue robots will only take on a narrow range of tasks in the coming decades. Nevertheless, we need a broad debate to prepare the appropriate economic policy response to the new industrial revolution.
Read more...Credit Suisse criticizes Russian inequality after having profited handsomely from playing a big role in creating it.
Read more...Discussing why the left in Latin America lost power, starting with Brazil.
Read more...Over 2000 former SolarCity workers allege labor violations, like denying overtime pay and bathroom breaks, as well as shoddy installations.
Read more...Famine has hit several African countries. This may be a harbinger of climate change’s future severe impact, particularly on the world’s poor.
Read more...Like developing countries, America is becoming more stratified, with the economic and physical distance between rich and poor widening.
Read more...Some vignettes of Mexico as a failed state.
Read more...The sales pitch made by charter school boosters does not hold up to scrutiny.
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