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- John Pilger - Obama and Empire
- WSJ "Falling Tax Revenue Slam States"
- Neoliberalism Hijacks G20
- Interesting Video on the Dollar's "controlled" Demise
- Andy Xie on Bubbles
- Wendy Brown on Saving Univ of California
- Project Censored Releases List of Top Censored Sto...
- 12% of US Population on Food Stampshttp://www.mybu...
- Greg Palast on US's Response to Europe
- Ellen Brown's Intriguing Analysis
- "The Economy is a Lie, Too"
- Steve Keen Advocates "Jubilee"
- Report on Projected Job Cuts from State Budget Cuts
- International Labor Organization
- Grim Figures on Plight of Workers in Poorer Nations
- Income of Young People Down Dramatically
- Great Analysis at Steve Keen's Debtwatch
- Treasury Backing 85% of New Mortgages
- Provocative Analysis of Economy
- Crime Against Humanity by Trafigura
- "Foreigners Unload US Assets"
- Housing Bubbles
- One More on Manipulated Rage
- Manipulation of Populist Rage
- Interesting Media Criticism of WSJ Account of Ineq...
- Racial Discrimination
- Census Slide Show on a Decade of Inequality
- New York Times Slideshow on Bailout
- Stiglitz "Banking Problems Worse than in 2007"
- Provocative Read on Markets
- Lopsided Distribution of California's Wealth
- Adam Smith was WRONG about the invisible hand
- Polycarbonate Plastics and Human BPA Exposure
- Saez on Income Distribution
- Health Care Spending
- US Recession Over?
- New Census Data on Falling Incomes
- Skewed Income Distribution
- Homeless Children Rise in Number
- Good Article on Unemployment
- A New Gilded Age
- Corporations as Persons
- Mob Mentalities and the Rhetoric of Hate
- Traumatized Populations
- Banks Not Lending
- Private Sector Capture of the State
- Executive Excess
- Unemployment Data
- Krugman: "How Could Economists Have Got it So Wrong"
- Unemployment and the Great Recession
- Falling Wages....
- New Study, “Broken Laws, Unprotected Workers,”
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- I am a Professor at a large public university. I study political economy and biopolitics (the politics of life). My interests are diverse but are broadly concerned with economic, social and environmental justice.
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