Grace Lee Boggs: Naming the Enemy
This article was originally posted on the Boggs Center’s website. A specter is haunting the American people– the specter of destruction by capitalism. In…
Moishe Postone: Capitalism, Temporality, and the Crisis of Labor
This Lecture was presented by the American Academy in Berlin. “The current crisis has laid bare the contradictory and shaky character of contemporary capitalism.…
Wolfgang Streeck: How Will Capitalism End? (¿Cómo terminará el capitalismo? – incluído en Español)
This article was originally published in the New Left Review. En español aquí. There is a widespread sense today that capitalism is in critical condition,…
Eric Cheyfitz: The Disinformation Age
“My meaning of disinformation is a real historical break in political discourse so that what begins to happen – and it is reflexive rather than…
David Graeber: Of Flying Cars and the Declining Rate of Profit
This article was originally published in The Baffler. A secret question hovers over us, a sense of disappointment, a broken promise we were given…
Havin Guneser: On Kurdish Struggle at EZLN Hydra Seminar
“Without understanding how masculinity was socially formed, one cannot analyze the institution of state and therefore will not be accurately be able to define…
Paul Mattick with John Clegg and Aaron Benanav: The Economic Crisis in Fact and Fiction
This article was originally published June 3, 2011 in The Brooklyn Rail. Paul Mattick’s most recent book, Business as Usual: The Economic Crisis and…
Kali Akuno: Until We Win: Black Labor and Liberation in the Disposable Era
This article was originally published Sep 4, 2015 in Counterpunch. Since the rebellion in Ferguson, Missouri in August 2014, Black people throughout the United…
Krisis Group: Manifesto Against Labour
This article was originally published Dec 31, 1999 by the Krisis Group. 1. The rule of dead labour A corpse rules society – the…
Immanuel Wallerstein: Secular Stagnation, or is it worse?
This article was originally published Sep 15, 2016 in Agence Global. The world’s economists have been wrestling with something they have found difficult to…
