Mamdani’s Municipal Socialist Inheritance
Buried in the historical record are the vibrant currents of municipal socialism that reshaped our urban worlds more than we acknowledge or even realize.
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A Report from Iran
Glenn Greenwald and Murtaza Hussain had a great piece in The Intercept, Iranians’ View of the Nuclear Deal: Optimistic, With
Latest Greece Links
Greek referendum 2015: demonstration for voting NO at Syntagma square, Athens Greece. Wikimedia Commons, author Ggia, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike
New Issue!
Our July/August issue is out! We have posted two articles: our cover feature, an interview with Gerald Epstein of
Report from Greece; Links on Greece
Links to good pieces on tomorrow's Yes/No referendum in Greece: * Yanis Varoufakis (Greece's finance minister)
Thursday Links: "Fix Our T," SEC, TPP, etc.
(1) Fix "Our" T: On my walk from Boston's South Station to the D&S
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Last month (in this post) I blogged about Doug Henwood's great interview with Jane McAlevey and her comments
New Issue!
New issue! Our May/June 2015 issue is out (for electronic subscribers; print subscribers will get their copies in about
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(1) Rihanna, American Oxygen. The video for this song from mega-pop-star Rihanna's new album R8 is pretty interesting--with
Thursday Links: Buffett, Chicago/Illinois, Atlanta Teachers
Here are today's topics, in no particular order: (1) Warren Buffett, the Greedy Grandfather of Omaha: Joe Nocera
Siding with Wall Street's "Winners"
A piece by William D. Cohan in the current issue of Vanity Fair, Wall Street Executives from the Financial Crisis
Macroeconomics in the Age of Climate Change
The lectures and award ceremony for the 2015 Leontief Prize are happening tonight at 5:30pm. Here is information about
New Issue! Farms Today--a collaboration with Farm Aid
Our March/April issue, a collaboration with Farm Aid on the theme of Farms Today, is finished--we're sending