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• More neo-liberalism or an alternative?

  
  UNITYblog — Authority: 131
  The just released Treasury report aimed at influencing the National government advocates a new round of neo-liberalism: cuts to government spending, tax reform (including raising GST and lowering company tax), privatisations of state-owned enterprises, etc. Rather than "closing income gaps" it will of course increase ...
  3 days ago

• Full-length video of Dean Spade’s lecture, “Trans...

  
  sophie.tulane.edu — Authority: 155
  Full-length video of Dean Spade’s lecture, “Trans Politics on a Neoliberal Landscape,” delivered on February 9, 2009 at Barnard College. This video was created by the Barnard Center for Research on Women. For additional videos and podcasts of this event and others like it, please visit barnard.edu/bcrw .
  5 days ago

• Target Bad Banks and you target neo-liberalism starting to crack

  
  UNITYblog — Authority: 131
  by Vaughan Gunson The Big Four Australian owned banks (ANZ National, BNZ, Westpac and ASB) are hated for their tax dodging, interest gouging, fee charging and profit taking. The Bad Banks campaign initiated by Socialist Worker-New Zealand aims to connect with this popular “bank hatred” and begin to expose one of ...
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• Neoliberalism and the Dynamics of Capitalist Development in Latin America

  
  Nasir Khan blog — Authority: 142
  By James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer. Axis of Logic , Nov 19, 2009 Editor’s Note: All those interested in the political, economic and social directions being taken by the people and governments of Latin American states will do well to invest time in reading this treatise by James Petras and Henry Veltmeyer. ...
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• Of media narratives, truth and narratologies

  
  Larvatus Prodeo — Authority: 568
  It would be interesting to study the role of the economics editor. In Australia, at least, those papers and media outlets which employ such a person appear to see the role as enforcing the BCA line on liberal economics, even if sometimes the actually existing BCA companies have their hands well and truly out for the ...
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• Backtrack or Derail

  
  Neil Clark — Authority: 423
  This article of mine appears in the New Statesman. Its also cross-posted at the Campaign For Public Ownership website. A pledge to renationalise the railways would be a clear vote-winner. So why do passengers’ demands fall on deaf ears? Public ownership is a puzzle. Voters are in favour of it, but our ...
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• Seumas Milne on the lessons- and consequences- of 1989

  
  Neil Clark — Authority: 423
  1989 unleashed across the region and then the former Soviet Union free-market shock therapy, mass robbery as privatisation, vast increases in inequality, and poverty and joblessness for tens of millions. Reunification in Germany in fact meant annexation, the takeover and closure of most of its industry, a political ...
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• Neoliberal capitalism has reached a stage where it will contribute to afflicting children with life threatening diseases just to

  
  The Freire Project - The Paulo and Nita Freire International Project for Critical Pedagogy — Authority: 128
    Neoliberal capitalism has reached a stage where it will contribute to afflicting children with life threatening diseases just to make a profit. This is a mode of capitalism that is on the side of death in the name of capital accumulation. Read more.   Bookmark/Search this post with: Reddit ...
  2 weeks ago

• Australians for Australian books

  
  Larvatus Prodeo — Authority: 568
  In a second piece of good news to come from the Federal government today, the Productivity Commission’s mooted changes to the import regime for books have not been accepted . The argument about consumer benefit was always spurious – the purported reduction in prices would have been small (and well run public ...
  2 weeks ago

• Those dreadful Communists......

  
  Neil Clark — Authority: 423
  HUNGARY: NOVEMBER 2009 A woman sits bolt upright in the middle of the night. She jumps out of bed and rushes to the bathroom to look in the medicine cabinet. Then, she runs into the kitchen and opens the refrigerator. Finally, she dashes to the window and looks out into the street. Relieved, she returns to the ...
  2 weeks ago

• DAYSCHOOL: Capitalist Crisis and the Left Alternative

  
  Irish Left Review — Authority: 431
  The following recordings are from the final session in the dayschool organised by Irish Socialist Network and Fourthwrite. The session was held today, Saturday 7 November 2009, in the Central Hotel, Dublin. The title of the session was: Building a 21st Century LeftChair: Mick O’ReillySpeakers: Murray Smith (New ...
  2 weeks ago

• Eastern Takeover

  
  Neil Clark — Authority: 423
  This piece of mine, on the human cost of the political changes in eastern Europe in 1989, appears in the Morning Star . Make 1989 the year you visit the GDR, the brochure of Berolina Travel proclaimed. So thats what my university friend Rob and I decided to do. Neither of us were card-carrying members of the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Putting a Price on Peter Mandelson

  
  EcoLogics — Authority: 121
  Whats your price, Peter?
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• Interest Rates and Inflation

  
  The Daily Reckoning Australia — Authority: 569
  It was four years ago that the first house on my street sold for over a million dollars. It was a stunning moment but also a stunning house. It sold for $1.2 million and in the context of the times was pretty well worth what it cost to buy. That same house sold again this April. Once again the entire neighbourhood ...
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• How neo-liberalism destroys trust

  
  Neil Clark — Authority: 423
  Mixed-economy Britain of the 1950s : ..... this was for the most part an era of trust. Ken Blackmore, who grew up in a Cheshire village, remembers not only the front door of his home being left unlocked, but bikes generally being left untouched or unchained at the bus stop or the railway station. It was not until ...
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• Mass Politics, Violence and the Radical Intellectual

  
  Kafila — Authority: 126
  With the debate on Maoist violence and Operation Green Hunt hotting up, things are taking a disturbing turn. The danger really is that all spaces of radical political movements and indeed the entire space of the Left, part of it gradually vacated by the parliamentary ‘Left’ in recent decades and finally completely ...
  4 weeks ago

• WIESENTHAL CENTER URGES UTLA PRESIDENT TO ACT AGAINST EXTREMISTS’ ANTI-ISRAEL CAMPAIGN

  
  Cafe Intifada! -Uniting Art With Critical Consciousness — Authority: 104
  This press release, from the Simon Wiesenthal Center, identifies MDS/SDS, the Los Angeles Palestine Labor Solidarity Committee (a project of Cafe Intifada) and the American Friends Service Committee as extremist groups that UTLA needs to distance itself from. Under the mistaken impression that the AFSC class was ...
  4 weeks ago

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