This interview was first posted by Bibliocracy Radio and broadcast on KPFK 90.7 FM in Los Angeles. Click here to listen. Thursday, Sept 11 at 2:30 PM on KPFK: My guest this week is the writer and Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster on his work in helping Monthly...
In her thought-provoking blog, Celiwe Mxhalisa shines light on how capitalism has moved beyond exploiting natural resources to commodifying its own waste and pollution. This shift has created a new form of exploited labour, termed “counter-productive labour,”...
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If someone made a movie about such a thing I’d stop watching halfway through, because I would find it too unbelievable.
Chris Bambery describes some shifting global axes after the Shanghai summit.
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Trump’s priority isn’t drugs. It’s Latin American resources.
On a massive day, the university mobilization coincided with the session in chamber of Deputies that restored funding to universities and the Pediatric Emergency.
Karen Leader is a tenured professor who has taught at Florida Atlantic University since 2009.
By targeting the opposition and courting the Kurdish movement, Ankara is laying the groundwork for a post-electoral authoritarian system.