
Month: August 2016


What is Political Economy? It is Essentially a Historical Science

Growth Fetish

BITS & BRIEFS: Markets and demarketization // Mark Blyth’s reflections // Rosa Luxemburg on the Mass Strike // Moralities and economic change in Africa

BITS & BRIEFS: Exhaustion as a status symbol // Sexism on Wall Street // Business schools drive inequality // Origins and crisis of Neoliberalism

Great academic opportunities: 5 calls for papers, 6 postdoc and job openings, 6 PhD positions

Market is deceitful, and beauty is vain

BITS & BRIEFS: Maintenance is undervalued // Slave trade and Native Americans // Breakfast and sociology of consumption // History of inequality and populism
