The choice is not between an inefficient state and an idealized market. It is between an economic system that reproduces commodity dependence and foreign corporate dominance, and one that builds African productive power.
Iran rejected the Trump administration’s repeated claims of “full control” over the Strait and normalization of traffic and warned against the threats of indefinite naval blockade.
Since Abdul El-Sayed’s win earlier this month to become the Democratic nominee for Michigan’s US Senate seat, the right has ramped up its attacks on him, condemning his past comments as evidence of him being a “terrorist” and “radical Islamist” or a “jihadist sympathizer” who is “infiltrating from within”. But it has also targeted El-Sayed’s […]
From education to politics and culture, corporate power is narrowing the spaces where people learn to question authority, imagine alternatives and act as democratic citizens. “I think the job of the artist is to remind people of what they have chosen to forget.” — Arthur Miller Moral witnessing has largely retreated into billboards, podcasts, a [...]
Give Donald Trump’s White House credit for its agile imagination to turn out a never-ending series of daily fantasies and would-be solutions, new and refurbished, that just make things worse. Announcement that Homeland Security is spending $20 million on electrified gloves – cleverly called G.L.O.V.E. – for border agents essentially to send electrified pain on [...]
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