…did we get to the point where lawyers sat around thinking of basic human rights to turn into “tradeable commodities/services”? To paraphrase Larry the Cable Guy, this 1992 intellectual history…

…Bush tries to demonstrate that some Democrats are “irresponsible” and “rewriting history” by contrasting their statements of support for Bush in 2002 with their current criticisms of Bush, he is…

…label of the “fixed work-fund fallacy” and then the “Theory of the lump of labour.” In denunciations of the lump-of-labor fallacy, it has become fashionable recently to appeal to the…

…insisting that their governments lower the value of their currencies to increase exports to the U.S. But the U.S. Treasury did not label either country a currency manipulator in its…

…making it one of the largest data leaks in the social network’s history. The breach allowed the company to exploit the private social media activity of a huge swath of…

…which you hang with come in to feed off of your wounds, and everyone starts to call you an anti-Semite. A little history: anti-Semitism was coined in 1879 by Wilhelm…

…between the empirical world of markets and the putative substrate of “utility”. In the end, the reason for attaching a label like economics to some portion of human activity is…

…a label for his beliefs. There is a group in the US bearing that name, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), which has been in existence since 1983. But while…

…this is always always true — “might” makes right, anything might happen. OK so why. 1. History. The difference is based on law. Laws are passed based on specific circumstances,…

…reject the label outright, though, he chose to examine it more closely. Marx observed that for labor-power to appear on the market as a commodity, the sellers must first be…