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roape.net
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| | | | | ROAPE interviews Mark Duffield about his life and work. For decades Mark has worked on thepolitical philosophy of the permanent emergency, the current global crisis in capitalism, the war economy, and the political and economic situation in the Horn of Africa. From his early days growing up in the West Midlands, to his research in Sudan, and later examining the militant struggles of Indian workers in the UK, Duffield has spent a lifetime examining at the central dynamics underpinning our interconnected w... | |
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ancillaryreviewofbooks.org
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| | | | | Stacy J. Lettman Under Review:Specters of the Marvelous: Race and the Development of the European Fairy Tale. Kimberly J. Lau. Wayne State University Press, December 2024. Masterfully written with rigorous scholarly research, Kimberly J. Lau's Specters of the Marvelous: Race and the Development of the European Fairy Tale presents an important intervention in the study... | |
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dissidentvoice.org
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| | | | | As an intended outcome of neoliberal doctrine and a natural stage of capitalist development, global financialization constructs a borderless nexus of power in which debt and austerity fuels a cultural, political and economic landscape bound to enduring structures of domination, and creates unprecedented wealth through the accumulation of suffering. ***** According to economist Richard Wolff, | |
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conscienceandconsciousness.com
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| | | A startling discovery of recent decades is that the laws of physics are fine-tuned for the possibility of life. That is to say, for life to be possible, certain numbers in physics had to fall in a certain narrow range. Some scientists and philosophers try to explain this by postulating an enormous number of universes,... | ||
