
Political economy from the three continents that produce the world's wealth and retain the least of it. Tools for understanding why the chains persist, and how to break them.
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By Emiliano López and Facundo Barrera Insua
During our student years, we resisted the devastation that the neoliberal project of the 1990s brought to Argentina’s public university system. Certain dates became landmarks in the histo...
By Juliane Furno
The previous note in this series, “The Financial Leash,” followed the surplus that peripheral bourgeoisies refuse to reinvest and found it leaving the country, into dollar-denominated assets and the financial circuits of t...
Por Emiliano López
La teoría económica hegemónica, tanto en su versión neoclásica como en la desarrollista, construyó su objeto de estudio a partir de la forma mercancía. Tal como planteaba oportunamente Marx al comenzar El Capital, lo más...
by Emiliano López
Hegemonic economic theory, in both its neoclassical and developmentalist versions, built its object of study on the commodity form. As Marx aptly put it at the opening of Capital, the simplest thing, the lowest level of d...
By Juliane Furno
The previous note in this series, “Who Can Still Steer?”, argued that the erosion of state mediating capacity across the periphery is not merely a domestic story: it is driven from outside, by an imperialist offensi...
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Political economy from the three continents that produce the world's wealth and retain the least of it. Tools for understanding why the chains persist — and how to break them.
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