Category Archives: despotic academia
Money: The Great Corrupter – David Harvey
Money: The Great Corrupter – David Harvey Laura Flanders Economic Policy by Laura Flanders | February 7, 2015 – 10:18am Is the economy recovering, or is the system itself the problem? Economist and philosopher David Harvey on money; which he … Continue reading
Kline: Killing aboriginals with our [masks of] “kindness”
Kline: Killing aboriginals with our [masks of] “kindness” Posted on February 8, 2015 by jimcraven Jesse Kline: Killing aboriginals with our kindness Republish Reprint Republish Online Republish Offline Reprint Jesse Kline | May 14, 2013 1:47 PM ET More from Jesse … Continue reading
Charlie Hebdo, Israeli Zionism, Its Anti-Sister Religions (Christianity, Islam) & Anti-Gentile Allies
Charlie Hebdo, Israeli Zionism, Its Anti-Sister Religions (Christianity, Islam) & Anti-Gentile Allies Post Categories: Canada Wayne MADSEN | Tuesday, January 20, 2015, 14:54 Beijing In the wake of the terrorist attack against the French satirical newspaper «Charlie Hebdo», it has … Continue reading
The West’s Rating Agencies as Weapons of Economic Warfare against Russia
The West’s Rating Agencies as Weapons of Economic Warfare against Russia Post Categories: Canada Valentin KATASONOV | Monday, January 26, 2015, 21:35 Beijing At the beginning of 2015 economic ratings given to Russia’s economy appeared in the West to cover … Continue reading
Panic About Panic
Panic about Panic By Immanuel Wallerstein Source: Toward Freedom Panic about Panic By Immanuel Wallerstein Source: Toward Freedom February 6, 2015 Visiting Russia, which I recently did, is a strange experience for someone coming from the Global North. As we … Continue reading
Worse Than Fascism?
Worse Than Fascism? By Paul Street Source: teleSUR English February 6, 2015 I’ve never been much for calling the United States (U.S.) “fascist,” something that a significant number of my fellow leftists and progressives like to do in a half-serious … Continue reading
Finding equilibrium
Finding equilibrium February 8, 2015Editor from Lars Syll Finding Equilibrium explores the post–World War II transformation of economics by constructing a history of the proof of its central dogma—that a competitive market economy may possess a set of equilibrium prices. … Continue reading