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Episodis

274 episodis

  1. Dr. Elizabeth Ingleson, 'Corporate Empire: US Multinational Corporations' Fight for Citizenship Against the New International Economic Order' 41:27
  2. The Specter of Puerto Rico’s Debt 43:08
  3. Entrapped by E-Commerce 1:12:02
  4. The UnitedHealth Story: Private Insurance, Public Money and Single Payer 16:32
  5. Episode 103: Maxime Desmarais-Tremblay 59:33
  6. Dani Rodrik on Rethinking Development 24:26
  7. Ha-Joon Chang on Infant Industry Protection 38:52
  8. Mohammed: prophet, trader . . . and capitalist? 48:22
  9. The Capitalist Veto: Why America Cannot Build What Its People Need 23:40
  10. The Hidden Government Debt 29:42
  11. Working in extreme heat 28:45
  12. South Sea Bubble: the shoemaker’s son who sparked Britain’s first financial crisis 52:23
  13. Apostles of Development, Episode 49 30:19
  14. SD55 w/ Marek Poliks and Roberto Alonso Trillo - Exocapitalism 1:14:23
  15. Transaction Denied 34:15
  16. The Index Fund Problemtunity 47:16
  17. The Rise (and Fall) of the US Dollar w/ Fadhel Kaboub 1:29:35
  18. /550/ The New Dollar Imperialism ft. Costas Lapavitsas 1:14:18
  19. Development finance after Trump 1:32:00
  20. When money went rogue: banking in 19th-century frontier America 56:10
  21. /547/ What Are the Politics of Stagnation? ft. Dylan Riley 1:20:41
  22. Taeku Lee: The Billionaire Backlash 1:12:12
  23. Is a democratic economy possible? Lessons from history, horizons for the future 1:31:20
  24. Prof. Jan Toporowski | Monetary Theory, Macroeconomics and Finance 50:53
  25. The Marxist in Residence: an interview with David Harvey 1:22:23
  26. Wall Street and crypto battle over the future of money 19:59
  27. S03E59 - Cédric Durand on Ecological Planning 1:15:52
  28. Ep 368 - Socialism Unmade: Confronting Five Centuries of Capital with Ali Kadri 1:01:46
  29. China’s financial system: big, powerful and still state-run 32:08
  30. Joseph M. Pierce on Speculative Relations: Indigenous Worlding and Repair 1:17:51
  31. China’s Yuan and Europe’s industry: a growing imbalance 43:03
  32. Revisiting How Neoliberalism Turned the Work Ethic Against Workers (with Elizabeth Anserson) 46:35
  33. The Venezuela Conundrum 49:23
  34. Ep 360 - Care Theory of Value with Emma Holten 1:02:50
  35. How Economists Cause Harm Even as They Aspire to Do Good (with George DeMartino) 39:23
  36. Heterodox Economists: Rosa Luxemburg 33:55
  37. US "r" Us or tax sovereignty? 20:41
  38. American Sociological Review - Fabricating Communists: The Imagined Third That Reinvented the National Fault Line in Mid-Twentieth-Century Colombia's Civil War 18:54
  39. Learning to Love the Stagnant Order 59:27
  40. Ep 353 - Dollars for Oligarchs, Austerity for Argentina with Daniel Kostzer 1:00:01
  41. Narrow economies vs broad economies 47:18
  42. New Thinking: Capitalist Value Chains w/ Benjamin Selwyn 44:58
  43. Another World Was Possible 1:31:13
  44. From Fiscal Austerity to Monetary Abundance w/ Melinda Cooper 2:18:19
  45. New Mexico 34: Economic Development in Late Colonial New Mexico 19:53
  46. Trade Wars, Class Wars & Globalization: Unpacking The Truth About Trade (featuring David Autor & Marc Palen) 47:52
  47. Step by Radical Step: The Route to a Flourishing New Economy with Colleen Schneider 1:15:02
  48. From faultlines to frontlines: Neoliberalism vs. people-powered movements 56:58
  49. Back to Basics Series: Does the Market Really Pay You What You’re Worth? (with Marshall Steinbaum and Saru Jayaraman) 50:51
  50. War, Global Capitalism, and Resistance on Mother Earth 57:49