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The Wrong Side of a Long, Long History of Resource Extraction
By Elizabeth A. Stanton, PhD Cross-posted at the author's blog, lizstantonconsulting.com. Thanks to abundant coverage by social
Eurozone Stagnation: Wrong diagnosis, wrong medicine, no recovery
By John Weeks What the EC Doctors Said If a doctor misdiagnoses a patient’s malady and prescribes an inappropriate
James Galbraith Tells Us What Everyone Needs to Know About Inequality
By Polly Cleveland Inequality has surged in the U.S. over the last forty years; many observers now blame the
Labor and the Sharing Economy
Note: This article is available only in the print edition. The sources for the article are listed below. SOURCES: Eric
Jobs, Justice, and the Clean-Energy Future
Today, there are 400 parts per million (PPM) of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, far above the 350 ppm climate
Will Artificial Intelligence Mean Massive Job Loss?
Dear Dr. Dollar: What's the story with artificial intelligence and jobs? Will the application of robotics to production
David and Goliath, or Why the One Percent Has to Rig the System
By Polly Cleveland Malcolm Gladwell’s bestseller, David and Goliath, asks how and why the weak win far more often
Labour Party Leadership: Fight for Policies Not Souls
By John Weeks A Yawning Divide Those following the internal conflict in the UK Labour Party repeatedly read that it
John Perkins' New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
By Polly Cleveland In 1946, when I was a year old, my father hung up his Navy uniform and joined
Financing vs. Spending Unions: How to Remedy the Eurozone’s Original Sin
By Thomas Palley In economic policy, timing isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. The euro zone crisis has