Media pundits, economists, and politicians claim that the current level of public indebtedness in the U.S. and its fur

Julie Matthaei sent the post below to the listserv. It started a lively discussion, which is being continued on the Blog

I’m testing the Excerpt or Teaser function of the blog.  And to do so, I’ll make a note about how the U.S. me

Ruth Indeck compiled some answers to the question Guilio Palermo posted on the URPE listserv.  I am adding my own reply

From Cyrus Bina http://www.cira-jira.com/Vol%20%2026.2.1%20Bina-%20Post-Election%20fall%2009.pdf “You can

[With apologies to Cyrus Bina for delay on linking – JH.] http://www.counterpunch.org/bina07312009.html

From Panayiotis T. Manolakos: October 12, 2009 Sanhati (www.sanhati.com), a collective of activists/academics who

Apologies to Lane Vanderslice for my delay on linking this editorial, but it remains of interest today: http://worldh

by Salimah Valiani A good friend in New York City from Latin American circles, then a good friend from African solidarit

For more information about the Summer Conference program, fees, transportation, etc., click here and then click on t

This is the report of a panel discussion in the Left Forum chaired by Mike Meeropol.   Enjoy! *   *   * WHY SHOULD RADICAL

Dear Colleagues, As some of you may know, the University of California, Santa Barbara, has brought charges against one

Here’s collected in a web page links to an array of interesting articles on the current state of the global econom

The Onset of the Great Depression II: Conceptualizing the Crisis by David Laibman* [Note: This text will appear in the &

Michael D. Yates’ travel (b)log is back online: http://blog.cheapmotelsandahotplate.org/

Marginal Revolution just started a Keynes’ General Theory book reading club.  Complementing this, Brad deLon

Ron Baiman’s paper, “A Jobs Program for the U.S. in 2009” can be read at: http://docs.google.com/