Studies in Political Economy

Studies in Political Economy/Recherches en économie politique (SPE) is an international, peer reviewed journal committed to the publication of socialist thought

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Now out in issue 105(2) Isaac Bell and @ryankatzrosene "The contested futures of just transition in Canada’s energy sector" https://t.co/A43kYLhfm9

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Now out in issue 105(2) @nazaret_castro_ "Agribusiness as a device for territorial control: the case of oil palm plantations in María La Baja, Colombia" https://t.co/c7Vdb6QSLq

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Now up: Anna Stanley's "Making “settler time”: how mineral exploration finance circumscribes Indigenous resistance" https://t.co/QQI7gcQ8g9

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Thorstein Veblen's "The Instinct of Workmanship and the State of the Industrial Arts" maintenant disponible en traduction française @EditionsCG https://t.co/0DICC4NuYp

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

More from our new issue 105.1 - @HillsonPeter and Mark Winfield on the "political durability of @fordnation's market populism" #onpoli - open access link here: https://t.co/Kz1RMQk5wo

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Great to finally see this in print, @TEMcD2021!

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Now published! Tom McDowell considers how a right-wing populist discursive ­framework secured consent for strong-mayor reforms in Ontario - '“Speed Matters”: Ontario’s strong-mayor reforms and the populist inversion of municipal democracy' #onpoli https://t.co/mQsJXQ3OCk

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Now published in issue 105.1! Peter Hillson and Mark Winfield on the "political durability of @fordnation's market populism" #onpoli #DougFord https://t.co/cp7BA9hUrC

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

@FelixMorrow5's "The tragedy of the commodity and the state: a comparative case study of the Atlantic bluefin tuna and Newfoundland cod fishery collapses" (@spe_journal 105.1) is now up! Read it here: https://t.co/85bypom6ZW

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

@Matthuber78's reply to the review forum we published on his book "Climate Change as Class War" (@VersoBooks ) is now online: https://t.co/w3T66zPiVX Thanks to Emilie Cameron, Bengi Akbulut, @Pete_Ikeler, @ryankatzrosene, @bureaucatliu, + @akshattuck for their reviews

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Now published! Tom McDowell considers how a right-wing populist discursive ­framework secured consent for strong-mayor reforms in Ontario - '“Speed Matters”: Ontario’s strong-mayor reforms and the populist inversion of municipal democracy' #onpoli https://t.co/mQsJXQ3OCk

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Heather Whiteside's "Capitalist political economy and the political economy of capitalisms" is now up. It's an updated version of her Rik Davidson /@SPE_Journal book prize talk, delivered at the 2023 Annual Meeting of the @cpsa_acsp. https://t.co/7Cq1NfTYbU

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

Happy to see my response is out to this *brilliant* review forum on my book in @SPE_Journal (featuring @ryankatzrosene, @bureaucatliu, @akshattuck, @Pete_Ikeler, Bengi Akbulut & Emilie Cameron). Some general reactions below (& feel free to DM me for more).
https://t.co/Xks0eis7fu

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

SPE 105.1 is now available online, including AB Bakan and Y Abu-Laban's "Anti-Palestinian racism, antisemitism, and solidarity: considerations towards an analytic of praxis" https://t.co/oe6z1PBUNp

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

SPE 105.1 is now available online, including N. Abdo's "Israel’s settler colonialism and the genocide in Gaza," https://t.co/Dk1todpoZZ

[Studies in Political Economy @SPE_Journal]

Socialist Seminar | The Fall and Rise of American Finance (@VersoBooks) | Book Launch with @stevemaher18 and Scott Aquanno | in person at @Carleton_U + on zoom - March 15, 2024 at 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM - register here https://t.co/dFnRUwYleD

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

Helpful intervention calling for a shift away from quantitative metrics to qualitative 'better' transformations. Also lays out the (socialist) common ground between myself and degrowth in terms of political demands. https://t.co/PctSGw5j5Z

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

Really useful analysis and critique of the concept of class in my book (turning attention to surplus appropriation and social reproduction) https://t.co/s7kwBGFtL3

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

Genuinely touched by Cameron's defense of my polemical effort to offer a concrete political path on climate (but she also offers deeply thoughtful critiques on working class differentiation and dismissive posture toward existing climate mvmts). https://t.co/S8r3551PBi

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

Brilliant extension of my concept of proletarian ecology to the necessity of a left/socialist politics of childcare provision.
https://t.co/nuOyHE7esW

[Matt Huber @Matthuber78]

This one is absolute 🔥! I admit my book is flawed for its USA-focus, but this piece draws out its wider relevance for a *global* (semi and fully) proletarianized majority who rely on cheap commodities for basic subsistence. (may be of interest @KaiHeron). https://t.co/V6gMrXFv0x