Samir Amin: The Organic Intellectual

March 30, 2019

Category: Capitalism, centre-periphery, Development, Global South, Imperialism, Periphery, Samir Amin, Third World, Workers, world economy, World-System

Taking as its point of departure this documentary, itself a feature of 50 books by Samir Amin, depicts the audacious str

The Real History of Imperialism: A Comment by James Parisot on Recent Debates

February 28, 2019

Category: Capitalism, David Harvey, Dependency Theory, Imperialism, International Political Economy, James Parisot, John Smith, Marx, Marxian Economics, Third World, world economy, World-System

By James Parisot, The continuing debate over contemporary imperialism triggered by John Smith’s criticisms of David

New Book: Feminist Freedom Warriors – Genealogies, Justice, Politics, and Hope

May 18, 2018

Category: Abolition Feminism, Activism, Black Feminism, Chandra Talpade Mohanty, Feminism, Gender, Global South, Linda Carty, Social Action, Social Change, Social Justice, Social Movements, Socialist Feminism, Third World, Women, World-System

Edited by Linda Carty and Chandra Talpade Mohanty. From Haymarket Books: A collection of compelling narratives highl

Call For Papers: How to conceptualise Financialisation in Developing and Emerging economies?

April 5, 2018

Category: Call For Papers, Cambridge Political Economy Society (CPES), Development, financialization, Periphery, Third World, world economy, World-System

How to conceptualise Financialisation in Developing and Emerging economies? Manifestations, Drivers and Implicat

‘Africa Rising’ in Retreat – New Signs of Resistance

September 29, 2017

Category: Africa, Capitalism, David Fields, Development, Imperialism, International Political Economy, Monthly Review, Neocolonialism, Neoliberalism, Patrick Bond, Periphery, Social Movements, Third World, world economy, World-System

by Patrick Bond A few years ago, at the very moment that Africa’s GDP ceased its rapid 2002–11 increase, a profound myth t

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