• Why Reimagine Soviet Georgia?
    Why Reimagine Soviet Georgia?

    We must redefine Soviet Georgia beyond mere nostalgia—not to consign it to the past but to invigorate it, making it a dynamic force in shaping new visions for the world.

    Dossier no. 71: Culture as a weapon of struggle: The Medu Art Ensemble and Southern African Liberation
    Dossier no. 71: Culture as a weapon of struggle: The Medu Art Ensemble and Southern African Liberation

    The story of Medu is not just a South or southern African story, but an international one. No single liberation struggle can exist without the circulation and exchange of ideas, strategies, material resources, political solidarity, and culture across the globe.

    Internationalism Today: An Interview with Paweł Wargan
    Internationalism Today: An Interview with Paweł Wargan

    Given the many contemporary global challenges—such as climate change, far-right extremism, pandemics, and the increasing threat of nuclear war—it is urgent to develop a strategic, organizational, and theoretical perspective for the international left. Daniel Benson interviews Paweł Wargan on these and other questions.

    Samir Amin’s Eurocentrism
    Samir Amin’s Eurocentrism

    In this short commentary, John Bellamy Foster describes the term after which Samir Amin’s Eurocentrism is famously named.

    Teaching Economics with Benjamin Wilson
    Teaching Economics with Benjamin Wilson

    We are joined again by Benjamin Wilson to discuss what it is like to teach Economics from a heterodox Modern Monetary Theory perspective in 2023. In previous episodes, we have chatted with Wilson about his research, the Uni Currency project, and his innovative work experimenting with classroom currencies. Our conversation this time explores the potentials and dangers of using neoclassical textbooks in the heterodox classroom; the utility of classroom currencies for Econ classes of all levels; the place of narrative in neoclassical and heterodox theory; and so much more.

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