…university, “Belief: Its role in economic theory and action,” American Journal of Economics and Sociology, 1993. I shall stand by the vast majority of things I said in that paper,…

…usual, the fancy new theory just says the old paleoKeynesian story which doesn’t even sound like economic theory any more was right all along. It is interesting that Keynesians can…

…may actually be useful in understanding string theory. Sorry, I am not going to try to explain how this might be or is the case, but there it is: this…

…friend Joan Robinson, he is not a Marxist, seeing too many problems with Marxian theory. But he took Marx seriously and had us read people who had Marxist perspectives on…

…was that only men could hold these offices. Throughout American history, the Supreme Court has rejected originalism and protected countless rights that cannot possibly be justified under that theory. For…

…Wallace did use the phrase in 1968. It wasn’t a huge vernacular term. Understandably, perhaps, some readers are ignoring the specificity of my argument. It is not about Weber’s theory…

…Debate Over Critical Race Theory, The Atlantic, Caroline Mimbs Nyce The GOP has found a new cultural boogeyman, and it’s “critical race theory.” I style that term in quotes because, as…

…use versus value in exchange. Marx’s socially necessary labour-time theory-of-value is not a labour theory-of-exchange-value or even a labour-time theory-of-exchange-value.  So let’s hear what the imaginary abstract socially average reader takes away…

…if anybody is lying here, Senator, it is you.’” Rumors of nefarious activity at the Wuhan Institute of Virology have been the stuff of right-wing conspiracy theory since the pandemic…

…they can’t swallow the labour theory of value. I have news for them. Marx was not a big fan of the labour theory of value. He called it a miserable…