The Politics of Care
Richard MurphyExploring economics, politics, and society through care, reciprocity, sustainability, and justice, challenging power, markets, and orthodoxies to rebuild collective wellbeing.
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Thinking is an act of resistance
Thinking is an act of resistance. That is not a rhetorical flourish. It is a description of what is required if we are to make sense of the economic stories that dominate political debate.
Discrimination has to be called out in a democracy
Some political proposals demand clarity in response. Reform UK’s promise to deport 288,000 people a year, create an ICE-style enforcement agency, and restrict religious expression is one of them. These are not routine policy disagreements. ...
A step in the right direction
There are moments when the law has to remind governments that they are not kings. Yesterday’s ruling by the US Supreme Court on Trump’s tariff regime was one of those moments. It was not really about tariffs at all. It was about power, and ...
First they come for the intellectuals
There are moments when political language tells us more than any policy document. One such moment has arrived in the UK. In proposals now circulating from Rupert Lowe’s ‘Restore Britain’ political party around their proposed mass deportatio...
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Economic justice campaigner. Emeritus Professor of Accounting, Sheffield University Management School. Retired chartered accountant. Co-founder of the Green New Deal. YouTube creator. Blogger.
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