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Samuel Stein’s (2019) book uses New York City as a case study for gentrification and urban development. Kathyrn Loeb (John…

“The struggle for life is taking new and interesting twists in Puerto Rico. The last few months have seen an…

“Commentators have written off voters’ concerns as mere vibes or the result of misleading media coverage. But a more careful…

“Robert F. Kennedy told his children that physical courage was important because it served as preparation for the much more…

Lygia Sabbag-Fares participates in a panel on ” Value Theory and Social Reproduction of Capital” at the 3rd International Conference of Marxist…

Andrej Markovčič (John Jay MA alumnus) interviewed Arthur MacEwan and Zoe Sherman, editors of Dollars & Sense magazine on the…

Not long ago, there was widespread agreement on how to think about monetary policy. When the Federal Reserve hikes, this…

Professor Zhun Xu presented his research at the 14th International Initiative for Promoting Political Economy (IIPPE) Conference in Istanbul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dgsymb1wXQc

Part of our Economic Justice Speaker Series. Isabella M. Weber is an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Massachusetts…

Eric Seligman (JJay Economics MA ’22) and  Brian Nam-Sonenstein write on the relationship between economic justice and mass incarceration. “Money…

“Thanks to the blockbuster musical, Alexander Hamilton has become a modern cultural icon. He’s known as an architect of the…

“More importantly, none of the current rhetoric will change theunderlying economic and demographic realities. In the face offalling birth rates…

“Since late 2021, the Turkish economy has been shattering conventional economic expectations. With deeply negative real interest rates, high inflation,…

“It is fair to conclude that the lessons from North Korea, Cuba, and the other models of agriculture strongly suggest…

Northeastern Illinois University held a discussion panel on the question of US statehood or independence for Puerto Rico. Professor Ian…

“One reason that a strong labour market is valuable for black Americans is that many work in highly cyclical sectors…

For decades, mainstream opinion and policymakers agreed that the organization of production was best left to markets and private businesses.…

Professor Dhondt speaks with the Institute For New Economic Thinking on the history of crime and incarceration in the United…

Pundits have lauded the Biden administration for replacing the free-market consensus with supply-side liberalism. But it is geopolitical tensions with…

The capitalist system may be turbulent, inequitable, and antisocial. But there is no “iron law” of capital standing in the…