You won't want to miss this! Next Friday 5/30 we are hosting a conversation on the history of activism and advocacy directed at global governance institutions, with Paul Adlerstein, Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, and Christy Thornton. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

In what ways can historical critiques of neoliberalism help shape more democratic, inclusive + sustainable approaches to international policymaking today? On Fri., May 30, join us + HPE Project for a webinar ft'ing Christy Thornton Bhumika Muchhala + others: gdpcenter.org/3SNuMNo

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On Fri., May 30, join us + HPE Project for a webinar on lessons learned from advocacy + activism in global governance, ft'ing Christy Thornton Bhumika Muchhala, Walden Bello + Paul Adlerstein. Register to attend: gdpcenter.org/4koKL0o

Join Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, Paul Adlerstein, and Christy Thornton for a discussion on global activism and global governance. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

More than 25 years after the WTO protests in Seattle, what lessons can global activists draw? Register to join Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, Paul Adlerstein, and Christy Thornton for a discussion tomorrow at 12:30 EDT. tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

In a conversation about his new book “America, América,” Greg and Christy Thornton discuss the inextricable histories of Latin America and the United States. thebaffler.com/latest/wont-yo…

Today at 12:30pm EDT, Walden Bello, Bhumika Muchhala, Paul Adlerstein, and Christy Thornton will discuss lessons from the history of global activism directed at the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and more. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL

This is now! You can also tune in via YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=ghqgoh…

New over at the HPE Project: A fascinating conversation with Matthias Schmelzer & translator Joshua Rahtz about our new Verso Books translation of Freedom for Capital, Not People: hpeproject.org/blog/new-regime

Our present moment "echoes the 1970s, when monetary policy reflected the rivalry among global powers and the careful management of alliances." Matthias Schmelzer, author of "Freedom for Capital, Not People," in conversation with translator Joshua Rahtz: hpeproject.org/blog/new-regime

.Aaron Benanav (abenanav.b--.s----) on why Artificial Intelligence isn’t going to change the world. It just makes work worse.

Thanks to the Verso Books blog for republishing Andrew Anastasi's interview with Matthias Schmelzer and Joshua Rahtz. We were proud to support the translation of "Freedom for Capital, Not People," out soon! versobooks.com/blogs/news/cap…