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Corporate Funding of Police Foundations

The lavish overfunding of the police goes beyond public money.

Out of Policy Ideas? Cut Capital Gains Taxes!

Economists react to the Covid-19 economy with a familiar cure-all.

Dating the Recession

Alarmed by the coronavirus-induced economic collapse, the NBER declares the economy in a recession in record time. By John

Murder of George Floyd and My Segregated Youth

By John Weeks John Weeks is a London-based member of the Union for Radical Political Economics (URPE), one of

New: Annual Labor Issue

Our May/June issue, which is our Annual Labor Issue, is finally at the printers. We just posted Nicole Aschoff&

How the Coronavirus Crisis Became an Economic Crisis

Capitalism’s Surveillance Squeeze

By Zoe Sherman This is the script for Zoe Sherman's contribution to Democracy @ Work's "This

Richard Vague on Credit Expansion and Land Speculation

Frequent D&S author Polly Cleveland interviewed Richard Vague last week (more info here and here); here is the

Workers Unite Film Festival, This Weekend!

The Workers Unite Film Festival offers a number of new films, including “Under the Stack”, focusing on the impacts of

Webinar Interview with Richard Vague, Sunday 5/17 at 1pm

By Polly Cleveland On Sunday, May 17 at 1 PM EST, I will be interviewing Richard Vague, author of A

Review of Matthew Desmond's Evicted

By Polly Cleveland Matthew Desmond’s Evicted: Poverty and Profit in the American City gives us a dramatic closeup of

Neoliberalism as Neocolonialism

This article is from our series on the history of neoliberalism, solicited as part of our celebration of the 45th