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📚Ben Selwyn discusses his new co-authored book Capitalist Value Chains on the latest episode of New Thinking in Political Economy
🎧Listen now: shorturl.at/NyFNT
📚Ben Selwyn discusses his new co-authored book Capitalist Value Chains on the latest episode of New Thinking in Political Economy
🎧Listen now: shorturl.at/NyFNT
Our exec producer Chris Saltmarsh joins Remi to discuss his @ripejournal.bsky.social article on the development of the Chinese political economy and implications for tackling the climate crisis
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Our exec producer Chris Saltmarsh joins Remi to discuss his @ripejournal.bsky.social article on the development of the Chinese political economy and implications for tackling the climate crisis
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Muhammad Firman Eko Putra on state capitalism in Indonesia's nickel industry, based on his MA dissertation
📖 Read here: shorturl.at/ROdIA
Muhammad Firman Eko Putra on state capitalism in Indonesia's nickel industry, based on his MA dissertation
📖 Read here: shorturl.at/ROdIA
Paulina Flores-Martinez and coauthors for SPERI Blog: shorturl.at/8Z6hA
Paulina Flores-Martinez and coauthors for SPERI Blog: shorturl.at/8Z6hA
✍️ Dr Natalie Langford discusses her new paper with @remiedwards.bsky.social, published this year in @ripejournal.bsky.social
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/9Cqjj
✍️ Dr Natalie Langford discusses her new paper with @remiedwards.bsky.social, published this year in @ripejournal.bsky.social
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/9Cqjj
Vicki Reif-Breitwieser talks about her research on corporate harm to communities through lithium extraction
🎧 Full episode here: shorturl.at/RnWdU
Vicki Reif-Breitwieser talks about her research on corporate harm to communities through lithium extraction
🎧 Full episode here: shorturl.at/RnWdU
Labubu dolls are having a moment online - but what can this tell us about what consumers are seeking in the digital age?
Erhan Kilincarslan and Jiafan Li of @huddersfielduni.bsky.social on the emotional economics of Labubu
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Labubu dolls are having a moment online - but what can this tell us about what consumers are seeking in the digital age?
Erhan Kilincarslan and Jiafan Li of @huddersfielduni.bsky.social on the emotional economics of Labubu
shorturl.at/JCGy7
Our live episode recorded at @mybisa.bsky.social is @the-syllabus.bsky.social's podcast of the week
Listen here: shorturl.at/RnWdU
Our live episode recorded at @mybisa.bsky.social is @the-syllabus.bsky.social's podcast of the week
Listen here: shorturl.at/RnWdU
📡 What is the relationship between the capitalist economy and organised violence by, within and between states?
⏺️ We recorded a roundtable discussion at @mybisa.bsky.social Conference in Belfast
Listen now: shorturl.at/GF3re
📡 What is the relationship between the capitalist economy and organised violence by, within and between states?
⏺️ We recorded a roundtable discussion at @mybisa.bsky.social Conference in Belfast
Listen now: shorturl.at/GF3re
💭 Our Doctoral Researchers Network hosted a one-day workshop for PGRs and ECRs working on the political economy of the climate crisis and activism
Info, including how to get involved in future events, here: shorturl.at/LXXsC
💭 Our Doctoral Researchers Network hosted a one-day workshop for PGRs and ECRs working on the political economy of the climate crisis and activism
Info, including how to get involved in future events, here: shorturl.at/LXXsC
🎙Shreya Sinha from @qmul.bsky.social explores how shifts from cotton to rice production have excluded women workers and made their daily lives more arduous.
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/WYfmC
🎙Shreya Sinha from @qmul.bsky.social explores how shifts from cotton to rice production have excluded women workers and made their daily lives more arduous.
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/WYfmC
How does India's agrarian crisis harm women workers? 🌾
Shreya Sinha explores how shifts from cotton to rice cultivation relate to class, gender and caste oppression in Punjab 💭
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/WYfmC
#Agriculture #PoliticalEconomy #Labour #Podcast
How does India's agrarian crisis harm women workers? 🌾
Shreya Sinha explores how shifts from cotton to rice cultivation relate to class, gender and caste oppression in Punjab 💭
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/WYfmC
#Agriculture #PoliticalEconomy #Labour #Podcast
Tune in to our latest episode of New Thinking for more on the role of political power in reshaping cities 🏙️
🎧 Full Ep: shorturl.at/IOpZl
Tune in to our latest episode of New Thinking for more on the role of political power in reshaping cities 🏙️
🎧 Full Ep: shorturl.at/IOpZl
How do cities become engines of technocapitalist power? 🏙️
We explore how capitalism shapes urban life, labour & knowledge, and ask: Can we reclaim the city from value extraction? 💭
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/IOpZl
#UrbanPoliticalEconomy #Technocapitalism #Podcast
How do cities become engines of technocapitalist power? 🏙️
We explore how capitalism shapes urban life, labour & knowledge, and ask: Can we reclaim the city from value extraction? 💭
🎧 Listen now: shorturl.at/IOpZl
#UrbanPoliticalEconomy #Technocapitalism #Podcast
🎧 Listen to Episode 11 of Crisis Point: shorturl.at/QirkN 📱
#Climate #ClimateJustice #ClimateActivism #Capitalism #PoliticalEconomy #Politics #Economics #Philosophy #PolSci #PoliticalTheory #UniofSheffield #UniofSheff
🎧 Listen to Episode 11 of Crisis Point: shorturl.at/QirkN 📱
#Climate #ClimateJustice #ClimateActivism #Capitalism #PoliticalEconomy #Politics #Economics #Philosophy #PolSci #PoliticalTheory #UniofSheffield #UniofSheff
Trump’s erratic actions expose the flaws in assuming political leaders behave rationally, challenging political science to confront irrational decision-making, argue Matthew Hurst and Thomas Moore
📝: shorturl.at/PckzE
Trump’s erratic actions expose the flaws in assuming political leaders behave rationally, challenging political science to confront irrational decision-making, argue Matthew Hurst and Thomas Moore
📝: shorturl.at/PckzE
Chris Saltmarsh and Dillon Wamsley develop Seven Theses on Crisis in capitalism, illuminated by their discussions with experts in their recent 12-part podcast series
📝Read the blog: shorturl.at/sfKqO
🎧Listen to the series: shorturl.at/wxXZJ
Chris Saltmarsh and Dillon Wamsley develop Seven Theses on Crisis in capitalism, illuminated by their discussions with experts in their recent 12-part podcast series
📝Read the blog: shorturl.at/sfKqO
🎧Listen to the series: shorturl.at/wxXZJ
Tune in to our latest episode of New Thinking for more on vaccine hesitancy and the capitalist reality of the pharmaceutical industry 💊
🎧 Full Ep: shorturl.at/IyHMw
Tune in to our latest episode of New Thinking for more on vaccine hesitancy and the capitalist reality of the pharmaceutical industry 💊
🎧 Full Ep: shorturl.at/IyHMw
Why does a small group of companies dominate the pharmaceutical sector? What are the consequences for global health?💊
Dr Owain Williams discusses:
🦠 COVID
💵 Market-state-society relations
💉 The political economy of Big Pharma
🎧 shorturl.at/IyHMw
#GlobalHealth #COVID19 #Pharma
Why does a small group of companies dominate the pharmaceutical sector? What are the consequences for global health?💊
Dr Owain Williams discusses:
🦠 COVID
💵 Market-state-society relations
💉 The political economy of Big Pharma
🎧 shorturl.at/IyHMw
#GlobalHealth #COVID19 #Pharma
More here: shorturl.at/X9qrX
More here: shorturl.at/X9qrX
Does the rise of right-wing populism represent a crisis of democracy in the West? What does this have to do with the 2008 crisis?
Michael Bray joins Chris and Dillon to discuss democracy in the history of capitalism and populism.
Listen now: shorturl.at/syXzE
Does the rise of right-wing populism represent a crisis of democracy in the West? What does this have to do with the 2008 crisis?
Michael Bray joins Chris and Dillon to discuss democracy in the history of capitalism and populism.
Listen now: shorturl.at/syXzE
Rising prices have dominated social and political life in recent years. High inflation has been called the cost-of-living crisis, but does this constitute a crisis of capitalism or the system working as normal?
Martijn Konings discusses with Chris and Dillon
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Rising prices have dominated social and political life in recent years. High inflation has been called the cost-of-living crisis, but does this constitute a crisis of capitalism or the system working as normal?
Martijn Konings discusses with Chris and Dillon
shorturl.at/GWVk8
High rents, shortages and homelessness dominate the housing system. But does this represent a ‘housing crisis’ or capitalism functioning as it should?
Johnna Montgomorie joins Chris & Dillon in Crisis Point, episode 8
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High rents, shortages and homelessness dominate the housing system. But does this represent a ‘housing crisis’ or capitalism functioning as it should?
Johnna Montgomorie joins Chris & Dillon in Crisis Point, episode 8
shorturl.at/zlVZ0
Clara Mattei joins Chris and Dillon for episode 7 of Crisis Point to discuss austerity
Why has it dominated politics since 2008? What explains its endurance as a response to economic crisis? And how has it produced crises of its own?
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Clara Mattei joins Chris and Dillon for episode 7 of Crisis Point to discuss austerity
Why has it dominated politics since 2008? What explains its endurance as a response to economic crisis? And how has it produced crises of its own?
shorturl.at/pyE09
In episode 6 of Crisis Point, Chris and Dillon interview Matthew Watson
They ask how the Long Depression (1870s-90s) informed key economic thinkers’ ideas about ‘crisis’ in capitalism including the contributions and limitations of neoclassical economics
shorturl.at/Iwkfk
In episode 6 of Crisis Point, Chris and Dillon interview Matthew Watson
They ask how the Long Depression (1870s-90s) informed key economic thinkers’ ideas about ‘crisis’ in capitalism including the contributions and limitations of neoclassical economics
shorturl.at/Iwkfk