[S10 E30] Pandemic Capitalism:: A View From Asia

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Eva Nanopoulos reviews Jessica Whyte’s recent book The Morals of the Market.

Australia’s response to the COVID-19 crisis should be turning its economy away from resource extraction. Instead, it's doubling down.

A new book lifts the veil on apartheid’s clandestine terror apparatus.

Guest host Naomi Klein is joined by Movement Generation’s Gopal Dayaneni and Rutgers University professor Neil Maher.

Paul O’Connell reviews Jessica Whyte’s recent book The Morals of the Market.

Moments of social mobilization enliven and expand our political imagination. Among the things that sorely need reimagining is our technology.

The historical reality is that Iran had a secular, democratic government, led by Prime Minister Mohammad Mossadegh between 1951 and 1953 — but Mossadegh was removed from power in a coup organized and funded by the CIA and Britain’s Secret Intelligence Service…

Umut Özsu reviews Jessica Whyte’s recent book The Morals of the Market.

“When it is proposed to protect members of the public from those monuments… all Presidential hell breaks loose.”

Some business elites and libertarians openly admit that capitalism and democracy are inherently antagonistic

Beneath the FBI’s redaction marks are exceptions to rules that restrict undercover infiltration of schools, political gatherings, and houses of worship.

Jessica Whyte concludes our symposium on her recent book The Morals of the Market.

It is therefore from 1971-72, after the emergence of the first ecological movements and following his reading of the pioneering works of Elmar Altvater, Harry Rothman and Barry Commoner…

The fridges live on city streets and offer free food to anyone willing to open the door.

Conversations about the history of policing often focus on the last 400 years, but they can be extended far beyond — all the way to ancient Egypt.

While most unions organize their members by the type of work the member performs — known as trade unionism or craft unionism — industrial unions organize their members by the type of industry tha

Practically everything TikTok critics and China hawks say about the country’s data collection applies to the United States and its tech firms, too. We should be finding ways to protect privacy and free speech from governments and corporations everywhere —…

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