🚨Join us on October 5/6 for our conference 'Transforming Ownership in Times of Overlapping Crises' co-hosted by N-EXTLAW and colleagues from Utrecht University.
Full Programme: https://t.co/YcYwGHHgKv
Registration: https://t.co/8rMiVNC8MY
🚨Join us on October 5/6 for our conference 'Transforming Ownership in Times of Overlapping Crises' co-hosted by N-EXTLAW and colleagues from Utrecht University.
Full Programme: https://t.co/YcYwGHHgKv
Registration: https://t.co/8rMiVNC8MY
There’s still time to register for our online discussion of Kantian and Hegelian perspectives on the corporation, with @GarrathWilliams and Hannes Kuch - 13 October 14:00 CEST https://t.co/jfuuXgEjLr
Excited to announce my new book, Platform Socialism will be coming out in Jan 2022 w @PlutoPress. It presents a set of concrete alternatives for how we could organise the digital economy + interesting histories and prototypes. Pls DM for reviews/chats etc. https://t.co/gyn0nmCedA
To achieve basic provisioning and humane work for everyone, everywhere, we must “transform the investment function in ways that make investment not only public but also democratically controlled.” Read @abenanav’s great piece on work & history @thenation https://t.co/DBlP1dShZu
📣 Save the date! On Mon, 18 Oct, we welcome our PostDoc @abenanav & Prof. Philipp Staab to the "Futuring the Liberal Script" discussion on automation & the future of work. Free entrance on site & online. Register ➡️ https://t.co/uymODCbjUg
Livestream ➡️ https://t.co/cFuUstEmrb
Facebook insiders say they all know the firm’s products make “users more angry, more confused, and more psychologically frail…(but they) treat it as little more than a P.R. problem.” @andrewmarantz on how Facebook reacted to whistleblower revelations https://t.co/njQn0HhRew
Tax avoidance? We’re shocked, shocked to find that corporations stash their wealth in low- or zero-tax jurisdictions, making everyone else pay the bill for civilization. @Chuck99to1 discusses the Pandora Papers in @jacobin https://t.co/cqmwKnKpQc
Fascinating talk with @IsabellaMWeber on how China rejected both neoliberal shock therapy AND egalitarian ideals (however imperfectly held), surrendering to "capitalist realism." Like much of the left in US and Europe? @danieldenvir https://t.co/X2tBc0oYIh
Nice post from @emily_erikson at the @LPE_Project on the role of the corporation, entwined with sovereign authority, in shaping modern economics as body of knowledge.
https://t.co/MxrSV2u4UR
A Dutch court ruled last week that people employed by Uber are—shockingly—Uber employees. They actually have rights. Here’s an interesting interview with @jamesfarrar, ex-Uber driver, movement organizer, & lead claimant in the UK case https://t.co/eR1W3TICBS @wilfredchan
Great book out from CUP on positive freedom (which is, like, the best kind), edited by @jchristman58 and featuring an article on property by our very own @RutgerClaassen
https://t.co/5pIovUJBA3
Register for our upcoming events! This imperative applies to you if you’ve antecedently willed the end of understanding corporate political power. If you haven’t willed that end, please do. Seminar 1 Governance Reform - 24 Sept. Email [email protected] https://t.co/eQIrfYuMse
“The making of a synthetic world is a missing piece in understanding the place of oil in contemporary capitalism”, argues Adam Hanieh in the @NewLeftReview—and thus in understanding how corporate power assumed its present form. https://t.co/ZgnenuPYYf
Interesting review article by @LalehKhalili for @LRB on the global trade in primary commodities (its obscure and often diabolically shady politics) https://t.co/hbxP1DsZkM