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On October 23rd, 2026, my new book The Participatory Economy: Adding Realism to Democratic Planning is released by Routledge. A main argument put forward in the book is that, when presenting alternative
In a world where political life was increasingly dictated by Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, and their political imitators, all champions of what must be called, without euphemism, the fascist principle
“Can Socialists Govern a Capitalist State?” Max Elbaum’s recent article in Convergence poses a sharp question about socialist strategy. We’re organizing a round table of responses to explore, debate, and develop these
This is Part Two, of our interview with Chat-GPT 5.6. As with Part One, I did not ask GPT questions based on my own interests or, in many cases, not
Donald Trump’s reaction to the protests in France cannot be dismissed as merely a comment on immigration and Islam. While demonstrators were protesting inadequate education funding, a shortage of teachers,
Crypto evangelists promised a revolution in money that would free ordinary people from powerful banks and Wall Street. Instead, cryptocurrency has become a speculative industry spending enormous sums to influence
AIPAC halted its direct endorsements and PAC contributions to candidates this week, a retreat the group’s own letter described as a response to “challenges” that “will continue to grow.” The
The lack of affordability is the curse of the working class, whether its individual members are working or not. Politicians talk about it and some might even propose legislation to
[Spanish version below.] First of all, I want to thank you all for being here and for giving me the opportunity to be part of this conversation. I’m very grateful
The Fatal Rain of Wadi Saleh In mid-September 2026, when rain finally touched the parched soil of Jebel Issa in North Darfur’s Al-Malha locality, it did not bring life, but
Anthropic officially filed to go public today. They expect to become a $2 trillion company when their stock offering is complete. Their IPO will serve as both a landmark moment in the
Iranian, Cuban, and Ukrainian women live in distinct political, historical, and social contexts, yet their experiences reveal important common challenges at the intersection of gender, political power, economic inequality, and
