Adkin’s asset logics & Konings’ Spekulationskritik – a post-critical ride across neoliberal conceptualities – eine sozialtheoretische Kritik der Neoliberalismuskritik

Kapital und Zeit - Für eine neue Kritik der neoliberalen Vernunft Capital and Time - For a New Critique of Neoliberal Reason - by Martijn Koning - Lisa Adkins asset economy - articles, videos, reviews

A pragmatist philosopher’s final class: the late Richard Bernstein on Hannah Arendt, Jürgen Habermas, Richard Rorty – by Jordi Graupera

newyorker.com 2023 A Philosophy Professor’s Final Class - This past spring, Richard Bernstein investigated the questions he’d been asking his whole career—about right, wrong, and what we owe one another—one last time - by Jordi Graupera This past spring, the philosopher Richard J. Bernstein taught his final two classes at the New School for Social … Continue reading A pragmatist philosopher’s final class: the late Richard Bernstein on Hannah Arendt, Jürgen Habermas, Richard Rorty – by Jordi Graupera

The Silencing of Money Politics – Jakob Feinig’s Moral Economies of Money

Jakob Feinig - Moral Economies - book reviews, excerpts, presentations, articles - Absorbing, revelatory and exceedingly readable, "Moral Economies" is highly recommended to money connoisseurs and freshers alike. For much of American history, large numbers of people claimed that money was a public good and asserted the right to shape money creation practices. If popular knowledge about money creation was once widely shared, how and why did it disappear? An introduction to money creation practices since the colonial era, enabling readers to understand why most people are disconnected from knowledge about money creation today. >money production, money system, credit, debt, banking, finance, monetary, politics

(IN)EQUALITY now(ish) with Thomas Piketty, Lisa Adkins etal, Brett Christophers, Edward Fullbrook etal, Tade Oludayo, Anthony B. Atkinson

global inEQUALITY now(ish) with Thomas Piketty, Lisa Adkins etal, Brett Christophers, Edward Fullbrook etal, Tade Oludayo, Anthony B. Atkinson

hetero highlights

next generation political economy - hetero research - quantum , crypto, feminist, degrowth economics, monetary mechanics, NFT, metaverse, D Orrell, Y Veroufakis,

David Orrell’s Quantum Money Magic – a must-read for would-be economists

book review- David Orrell's impressive, intelligent and imaginative bomb of a book is a highly recommended read for all connoisseurs of curiosity and hope and an absolute must-read for would-be economists. - Before you invest years of your time and 1000s of your dollars to practice 101 Mankiw, take time to read this book. Don't pay big bucks before you've read this quantum leap of a mind-bender destroying incumbent thought like there is a tomorrow. It'll reach parts of your quantum brain you could never code into clockwork DSGE. Read this book to reconsider the relevant marginal utilites. Especially if you are a bit of a quant, a bit nerdy or a bit curious.

participatory DEMOCRACY – citizens’ assembly – egalitarian representation -random conventions – sortition -epistemic practices

contents selection, participation, representation participation - debate, deliberation collective intentionality - research, epistemic theory real existing democracy alterntive democracies > alternative democracies - > Ecological Economics, Anarchism, Heterodox Economics, Socialism, DeGrowth, Planning, Economic Planning, Economics and Politics, Postgrowth Economics academia.edu - gg/pdf 2023 Planning beyond growth. The case for economic democracy within limits by Matthias … Continue reading participatory DEMOCRACY – citizens’ assembly – egalitarian representation -random conventions – sortition -epistemic practices

Myth of Money – Story of Power – Stephen Zarlenga’s Lost Science of Money

“...marvelously helpful and has some stunning historical vistas..." Hugh Downs “...provides the needed background for seeing the basic structural issues at work" Michael Hudson “...a masterful work” Michael Kumhof Given Stephen Zarlenga turns out to be a prominent proponent of money reform in the US, it seems to have taken me a long time to … Continue reading Myth of Money – Story of Power – Stephen Zarlenga’s Lost Science of Money

Breaking Old News: HIERARCHY REDISTRIBUTES INCOME – US Inequality for Quants – by Blair Fix

Watch Blair Fix talk about how corporate hierarchies create income inequality, and make the rich get richer. "This paper explores the idea that the (re)distribution of top incomes is uniform because it is shaped by a ubiquitous feature of social life, namely hierarchy. Using a model first developed by Herbert Simon and Harold Lydall, I show … Continue reading Breaking Old News: HIERARCHY REDISTRIBUTES INCOME – US Inequality for Quants – by Blair Fix

Oeconomia oder die ewig wachsende Schuld des Geldes

Genial surft Carmen Losmann die Lernkurve des Geldes Die 2009 Krise machte die Filmemacherin neugierig. Kuriosität im Rücken, macht sie sich auf die Reise. Da war Sie nicht die einzige. Auch ich gehöre zu einer seither massiv gewachsenen Kohorte neuerer Geldforscher. Neuere Geldforschung Losmann's Erkenntnistrip hat allerdings was besonderes. Statt akademische Experten oder Geldreformer zu … Continue reading Oeconomia oder die ewig wachsende Schuld des Geldes

Pierre Bourdieu in Millenial Pink: ‘We need to talk about Money.’

I was about to leave my bookshop empty handed when I spotted a money title from an author not male, not middle-aged and not white: "We Need to Talk About Money" by Otegha Uwagba. A rare book indeed! So collectible I bought the pricey hardback. Having read it I have no regrets. Like Bourdieu, … Continue reading Pierre Bourdieu in Millenial Pink: ‘We need to talk about Money.’

What happens when The Economist tries to escape from the Equilibrium Academy

DSGE Departures In one of its daring trips beyond the walls of orthodoxy The Economist is indulging in a historic turn, reflecting that "Strangely, most economic models do not treat the economy as an evolving thing, undergoing constant change. They instead describe it in terms of its equilibrium: a stable state in which prices balance … Continue reading What happens when The Economist tries to escape from the Equilibrium Academy

diversity 101 = pluriverse

endorsements A way to understanding an alternative future. – Juliet Schor, Sociology, Boston College A book of dazzling breadth, provocative and persuasive scholarship. – Sylvia Marcos, Mexican feminist activist and scholar For too long the North has imposed its one-size-fits-all agenda on the South. – Dan O’Neill, economist, University of Leeds This Dictionary … Continue reading diversity 101 = pluriverse

Karlsruhe – what next?

verfassungsblog.de 27/4/2021 A Relieving Decision by Hanno Kube With its interim decision of 15 April 2021, the German Federal Constitutional Court has paved the way for ratification of the 2020 Own Resources Decision by the German side. The speculation that the temporary order issued on 26 March 2021 against the German President – … Continue reading Karlsruhe – what next?

(im)perfect MARKETS: market power, monopoly, antitrust

see also > big tech >markets now and then, valuation ft.com 4/12/2021 Travel industry cries foul over unstoppable rise of Google ft.com 4/12/2021 Quebec’s maple syrup cartel should be sweeter ft.com 11/2021 Indra Nooyi: ‘Companies like ours are little republics’ economicsfromthetopdown.com/ 2021/09/29 How Dominant are Big US Corporations? Blair Fix …”I recently had a lively Twitter debate with Jonathan … Continue reading (im)perfect MARKETS: market power, monopoly, antitrust

Inflation? Inflation!

inflation always monetary? - mainstream and hetero theories of inflation, how to measure inflation - decompose observed inflation into its monetary, demand-pull, cost-push and structural components - Inflation is a monetary and redistributional phenomenon

How woke is wokism?

“The University of Glasgow has been accused of capitulating to “wokeism” after it called off a talk by an academic whose research was said to be “eugenicist”.” The Times brimming with liberal indignation is a bit rich. But only as rich as the typical incumbents’ complaints. Which is understandable. One is worried one is losing one’s grip on … Continue reading How woke is wokism?