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Congratulations to Sandipto Dasgupta, Tariq Thachil and Adam Auerbach for winning the APSA South Asia Section's Francine Frankel prize for their books Machines and Migrants and Legalizing the Revolution Prizes will be presented at APSA 2025

It's amazing what a good writer can do with 150 words, if they are only willing to tell the truth.

.Phenomenal World publishes some of the most compelling and clear analysis of our global oligarchy and unstable hegemon. "The ambitions of the new Silicon Valley elite is not only to incapacitate the federal bureaucracy, but also to dethrone Wall Street" phenomenalworld.org/analysis/ameri…

Keynes once said, 'If we can do a thing, we can afford it.’ Regarding the state’s role in decarbonization, this special issue, edited by Mark Blyth and Leah Downey, asks a prior question: can we do it? In RIPE Vol 32, No 3 tandfonline.com/toc/rrip20/32/…

Today, Brett Christophers continues our series on Sandeep Vaheesan's *Democracy in Power.* Rather than justify public ownership on democratic grounds, he argues, the left should focus on how it can over overcome key obstacles to rapid decarbonization. lpeproject.org/blog/why-publi…

Absolute Ethical Life: Aristotle, Hegel and Marx is out today! Available from SUP with 20% off (code: LAZARUS20), the usual places or ask your library to order it. Discussing the book tonight, Unnameable Books NY, 7pm.

My article on Jean Calvin's 1532 Seneca Commentary is now published at History of European Ideas. If you're interested in #Calvin's political thought or the problem of counsel, take a look. Link below, and DM me if you don't have access but would like to read it. doi.org/10.1080/019165…

In Sophocles' Antigone, Haemon says "good as it is to have infallible wisdom, since this is rarely found, the next best thing is to be willing to listen to wise advice." But, as the play shows, leaders are rarely willing to listen to wise advice. Nick's paper, which I had the

Debates about the value of nature are never simply about ethics or “the environment.” They are also, always, debates about what we produce and why; about who decides, and toward what ends. dissentmagazine.org/article/the-va…

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Join comrades at MarxEducationProject for a book discussion titled "#Aristotle, #Hegel, #Marx: A Philosophical Dialogue" on great new books from Stanford Press with Jensen Suther and Michael Lazarus online on June 29th! RSVP: marxedproject.org/event/aristotl…

My latest interview for The Nation is with the German sociologist, Wolfgang Streeck. We discuss immigration, Sahra Wagenknecht, the war in Ukraine, Russia and European military defense, Donald Trump, Adam Tooze and more: thenation.com/article/cultur…

New article out in Capitalism: “Making Money Modern: Keynesianism and the Search for Noninflationary Growth” - on the bailout state, rentierism, austerity, MMT, and Minsky’s Keynes. DM or email if you can’t access but would like a copy! muse.jhu.edu/pub/56/article…

Heartening to see the spirit of Keynes channeled in today’s Letters to the FT. The CB rush to gold is far darker than portfolio diversification. It represents an admission of international institutional collapse and a tragic shift into unproductive hoarding. Bravo Vishnu Nair!

Join comrades at MarxEducationProject for an ONLINE book discussion titled "#Aristotle, #Hegel, #Marx: A Philosophical Dialogue" on 2 great new books from Stanford Press with Jensen Suther & Michael Lazarus June 29th! RSVP: marxedproject.org/event/aristotl…

Annonce ! ⌛️ Le 26 septembre sort mon prochain livre, La coalition climat. Un livre pour comprendre les conflits engendrés par la transition écologique, et s'orienter vers des politiques climatiques qui répondent aux besoins sociaux.🧭 On se retrouve après le break estival.

Project MUSE - Making Money Modern: Keynesianism and the Search for Noninflationary Growth muse.jhu.edu/article/963195 Martijn Konings skillfully reveals the strange rent-seeking afterlives of Keynesian anti-inflationary growth seeking ! Free download for another week!

“In this manner, [Keynes] managed to present common sense in paradox’s clothing and in fact made his theory doubly attractive: it satisfied at the same time the intellectuals’ craving for populism and their taste for difficulty and paradox." —Albert O. Hirschman

Great to see Geoffrey Ingham's engaging review of The Bailout State alongside Epstein's Busting the Bankers' Club academic.oup.com/cpe/advance-ar…