Professor Geert Dhondt on Crime and Class
Professor Dhondt speaks with the Institute For New Economic Thinking on the history of crime and incarceration in the United States.
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The Left Shouldn’t Get Too Excited About Joe Biden’s “Supply-Side Liberalism”
Biden’s economic policies mark a shift from neoliberal orthodoxy, emphasizing state-directed investment through subsidies and tariffs. However, this turn toward industrial policy reflects the weakness of organized labor rather than the strength of a progressive movement.
Yes, Socialists Should Support Industrial Policy and a Green New Deal
Dylan Riley’s argument that SVB’s collapse signals a broader crisis of overcapacity and weak investment opportunities oversimplifies the issue. In reality, the bank’s deposits reflected the success of venture capital in tech, not a systemic lack of profitable outlets.
Opinion: New York’s answer to the eviction crisis triggered by COVID-19 needs a successor
The Emergency Rental Assistance Program, which is set to close its application process Jan. 20, helped renters and landlords alike.
Read: Teddy Ostrow’s Article on the Largest Strike Against a Single Company in U.S. History
Click Here to read Teddy Ostrow’s article on the upcoming UPS worker strike
Read: Dante Dallavalle’s New Article “Winter Is Coming: A Recession Created by the Fed’s Disdain for Workers”
Click Here to read John Jay Economics Alum and Adjunct Professor Dante Dallavalle’s article on Common Dreams