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Economics

  • On learning to hate chickens

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    Two novelists (one Swiss, one Spanish) sign up for agricultural jobs.

  • Texting with … William Shoki

    Texting with … William Shoki

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    William Shoki is a South Africa-based writer, and editor of the online intellectual platform Africa Is a Country.

  • Sick men of Europe

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    King Leopold & Sultan Abdülhamid — a tale of two monarchs. «I’ve come to see them as twins of a kind: monarchs in bourgeois garb.»

  • « Tham dii day dii » – Thai farmworkers in Israel

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    Modern Zionism’s founding ideology, in which diaspora Jews would be redeemed by working the soil, has long ceded to neoliberalism’s imperatives

  • Visit the extractocene!

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    The Eisenthür silver mine is real; the village below is entirely fictive.

  • The invention of austerity

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    Dramatic economic inflations have punctuated twentieth-century political history. Is austerity a class strategy?

  • Into the muck

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    Time? For? Socialism? What happened when Thomas Piketty descended from the elegant mathematical Olympus of economic theory into the muck of political and economic crises, public debates, social confrontations, and…

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    No one would have understood both the sentiment and the absurdity more keenly than Marx himself, whose face has adorned real currencies in more countries than anyone else’s, with the…