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I look forward to welcoming Robert Skidelsky back to Bard College for the Fall 2024 Economic Democracy Keynote, co-sponsored by Economic Democracy Initiative and Levy Institute Join us in person or online on Nov 19, 5pm. levyinstitute.org/news/robert-sk…

In our symposium's latest, Noëlle McAfee weighs whether the administration-sanctioned crackdowns on university protestors earlier this year mark a new chapter in or a departure from the neoliberal policies that have come to dominate higher-ed 🔗postneoliberalism.org/articles/from-…

Global development has reached an inflection point, and a new pathway for development policy needs to emerge, argue Anastasia Nesvetailova and Herman Mark Schwartz, drawing on the newly released UN Trade and Development Report UN Trade and Development 🔗postneoliberalism.org/articles/can-t…

The new UNCTAD Trade and Development report was just released. We're pleased to feature this piece by co-authors Anastasia Nesvetailova (Head, UNCTAD Macroeconomic and Development Policies Branch) and Mark Schwartz (Professor of Politics, UVA)

🧵The ballot measures last night say a few things about voters’ feelings about the economy. Here is how they played out. PAID SICK LEAVE All three measures requiring employers to provide paid sick leave PASSED (AK, MO, NE) All 3 states went to Trump 1/x

EDI Director and Levy Institute President Pavlina R Tcherneva makes the case that, while the presidential election went to Trump, the American people also voted for material policies to address the palpable economic insecurity they and their communities are facing.

When presented with questions about the economy and their standard of living, Pavlina R Tcherneva writes, voters expressed displeasure with how things were going and voted in support of pro-worker measures—especially in red states. 🔗postneoliberalism.org/articles/trump…

We are excited to present our 2024 Keynote by Robert Skidelsky tomorrow discussing the impact of machines on humanity in its various aspects, peaceful and warlike, democratic and Orwellian, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Tune in tomorrow at 5pm EST! 🔗youtube.com/watch?v=MUTOYx…

Tune in today!

Tune in at 5pm EST for EDI's 2024 Keynote co-sponsored by Levy Institute. Robert Skidelsky will discuss the impact of machines on humanity in its various aspects, peaceful and warlike, democratic and Orwellian, yesterday, today, and tomorrow. youtube.com/watch?v=MUTOYx…

Are we all Keynesians again? Robert Skidelsky and I think not. Despite bold Covid-related fiscal measures, the most important lessons from Keynes have yet to be learned. Stay tuned for our Levy Institute podcast release.

From Prometheus to modern day Frankensteins to AI, Professor Robert Skidelsky delivers an extraordinary lecture on machines and the human condition. Economic Democracy Initiative Levy Institute LevyEconGrad youtube.com/live/MUTOYxsf6…

EDI symposium: Jakob Feinig writes "an effective counter-strategy to far-Right populism is to cultivate forms of economic knowledge that enable democratic publics to see the market as an intelligible entity they can understand and change" 🔗postneoliberalism.org/articles/maga-…

Levy President Pavlina R Tcherneva presents this Wednesday at DPP at CEU. In this installment in their Policy Talks Series, Tcherneva will cover the Job Guarantee within the context of the climate crisis.

In our Symposium's latest, Gerard Delanty writes that protecting status quo institutions is not enough and that "Progressive politics needs a more radical ambition to challenge authoritarianism." Read the full article here: postneoliberalism.org/articles/the-a…

🚨New Paper🚨 (hi law reviews!) ‘Digitizing the Fisc’ is the first article to address the current separation of fiscal powers crisis, exemplified by Trump's takeover of the Treasury's payments IT systems, through a multidimensional legal, political economic, & technological lens

We are excited to welcome Sameh Hallaq, an EDI-affiliated faculty and Levy Institute Research Associate, at Bard next week. His presentation next Wednesday 4/9 at 5:00pm will be about the climate impacts on Palestinian labor markets. 🔗bard.edu/inside/calenda…

"the Job Guarantee as direct continuation of the agenda of the new deal, labor, and civil rights movements" was slowly replaced with "industrial policy that will create a bunch of jobs", ie same old trickle-down theories of full employment/indirect pump priming stimulus.

How many lefty wonks said it was too big and hard to do... Meanwhile, Americans wanted it. jobguarantee.org/resources/publ…

On Monday, May 19th EDI Senior Fellow Albena Azmanova will be presenting on Identity Politics and the Rise of Autocracy - how the progressive Left's ideas have been co-opted into a theory of victimization by the far-Right. 🔗fullcircle.eu/event-6169814