Social Theory
Recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the number of unionized workers in the United States increased by 200,000…
President Joseph Biden presented his third annual budget proposal at $6.8 trillion on Thursday, March 9. A day later Silicon Valley Bank…
The work of political struggle goes on constantly, forever and ever, without end. True moments of opportunity, though, come about rarely and…
Australians born after 1980 have not enjoyed what you would describe as “a good run.” The first generation to live entirely under…
Much of what was achieved through the class struggles of the 1930s to 1970s has dissolved. So-called Keynesian capitalism was predicated upon…
In recent years, artificial intelligence engineers have used millions of real photographs—taken by journalists all over the world, and without those journalists’ permission—to…
Media and individuals too often field too few questions about the systemic causes of trends and events. More often they ask about…
I was especially struck by some words following the habitual long litany of presidential achievements, which was for much different reasons also…
A recent article in the New York Times describes how Democrats are providing companies with incentives – to hire union members –…
My first introduction to Michael Lebowitz’s Beyond Capital: Marx’s Political Economy of the Working Class was through social reproduction theory. Specifically Tithi Bhattacharya’s chapter…
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