2021: Year of Living Dangerously?
Does the West recognize how many emerging economies are dangerously close to breaking points? Can they control their bad neoliberal reflexes?
Read more...Does the West recognize how many emerging economies are dangerously close to breaking points? Can they control their bad neoliberal reflexes?
Read more...Democrats go for more better pork, aka earmarks.
Read more...A promising “defund the police” pilot featured cooperation between cops and community members.
Read more...The latest on the seemingly never-ending Kentucky Retirement Systems case, Mayberry v. KKR.
Read more...Harvard’s Greg Mankiw is taken to task by Serious Economist Peter Bofinger for some major howlers in Mankiw’s textbooks.
Read more...A perhaps too-upbeat take on the possibilty of big changes in the economics profession.
Read more...Another look at Covid containment strategies.
Read more...Is Brecht our guide to 2021?
Read more...Richard Murphy’s 2021 forecast.
Read more...No, Section 230 is not about Facebook. It protects you from liabilty if you forward an e-mail, so you should think twice about a repeal.
Read more...Col. Lawrence Wilkerson says so far the anti-Russia hysteria about an alleged hack looks like the phony claims about WMD in Iraq.
Read more...Warnings of “corruption and incompetence coming together,” as vaccine distribution begins.
Read more...An in-depth discussion of financial capitalism versus earlier models and the Chinese and Russian approach, with a focus on the role of rent.
Read more...Michael Hudson discusses the chokehold of pro-finance, pro-rentier capitalism reaching into the present COVID-19 crisis.
Read more...Environmentalists, tribes, and small businesses has sued to roll back the Trump rescission of the roadless rule in the Tongass National Forest. Will the Biden administration do so if the courts won’t?
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