Disabled People Are the Canaries in the Coal Mine
The disabled community has responded to the adversities they face by organizing for legal rights that protect their autonomy and access to public life. But these rights are increasingly under attack.
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Growth, Growth, Growth: What Will Happen?
Dear Dr. Dollar: Infinite economic growth on a finite planet is impossible and ruinous. And yet the drumbeat goes on
New Issue: The Coronavirus Economy
Our March/April issue is out, with coverage of the emerging coronavirus economic crisis. Today we posted Gerald Epstein'
Do Sweat the Big Stuff
Review of the Huntington Theater's production of Sweat. Production runs through March 1; information .
Coronavirus: A Capitalist Crisis
The catastrophe demonstrates the results when public health is subordinate to private profit and to a governmental apparatus that adulates the superiority of private over public administration.
The Fed and the Coronavirus Crisis
For the second time in roughly 10 years, the Federal Reserve and other central banks around the globe are being
Bernie Sanders: Nothing to Fear Except Fear Itself
By Thomas Palley Cross posted at the author's website. “The only thing we have to fear is fear
Our Latest Issue!
Our (very late, but very timely) January/February 2020 issue is at the printers and we've sent out
Review of Strong Towns
Strong Towns: A Bottom-Up Revolution to Rebuild American Prosperityby Charles L. Marohn, Jr Review by Polly Cleveland Along with the
For MLK Day: Rainbow Economics (from March 1988)
As part of our 45th-anniversary celebrations, we reprinted an article from the D&S archives in each issue over
Bob Sutcliffe – In Memoriam
By Arthur MacEwan Bob Sutcliffe, who died at age 80 on December 23, was an influential socialist economist over several