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Democracy Lecture 2016, Blaetter für deutsche und internationale Politik (www.blaetter.de) in cooperation with the Haus der Kulturen der Welt in Berlin Paul…
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Over the past two centuries or so, capitalism has undergone economic cycles that veer from boom to bust.
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Has Capitalism Had its Day?
According to award-winning economist and journalist Paul Mason, the world is on the cusp of seismic political and economic change.
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Two recent records by seasoned British artists traverse the interconnected themes of technology, loneliness, and love.
Several new political tracts have addressed how technology is changing work and the workplace.
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‘Amid the cobbled passageways and tumbling tenements of the Italian city of Perugia, it’s possible to daydream you are in…
The post Does Paul Mason really want the next century to imitate Renaissance Florence?
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Stream 1288 - Paul Mason: Postcapitalism: A Guide to Our Future by Majority Report from desktop or your mobile device
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Paul Mason believes that people innocently sharing free music on the Internet - as is particularly the case in China - could spell the end of capitalism.
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In the first part of my review of Paul Mason's "Postcapitalism", I look at his contention that technology could make many of the goods we rely on free to pro...
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In a preview article at The Guardian last July for his new book Post-Capitalism (“The end of capitalism has begun,” July 17), Paul Mason — following a path previously trodden by John Holloway and by Toni Negri and Michael Hardt — argued that the emergence of a successor system to capitalism would resemble not so much the 19th and 20th century models of storming the bastions of power and seizing control of state and corporate institutions, as the earlier evolution of capitalism itself from within the interstices of feudalism. Post-capitalism will grow from many building blocks in the present system, now present only in nascent form, as the old system succumbs to chronic crisis tendencies and the seeds of the new system grow together into a whole and finally supplant the old one.
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Letters: In his sharing economy, how does he propose dealing with the fact that the means of production are all owned by someone who expects payment?
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The UK's Green MP reviews Paul Mason's new book on the end of capitalism and what should replace it.
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The campaigning economist and broadcaster introduces his book, PostCapitalism.
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Book Review: Postcapitalism: A Guide to Our Future by Paul Mason https://t.co/ETJmiRArNp via @LSEReviewBooks
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It may not, as promised, predict the future. But this fresh and insightful book illuminates the present in unexpected, revelatory ways
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This year’s American electoral shakeup sends us looking for deeper economic tremors. Unemployment is down to 4.9%, even as discouraged workers are reentering the market and the average hourly wage rose 7 cents.
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This article reviews Paul Mason’s book “PostCapitalism: A Guide to Our Future”. It discusses Mason’s version of long wave theory, the book’s interpretation of Karl Marx, its analysis of the Grundrisse’s “Fragment on Machines”, and aspects of political struggles and societal change. The conclusion is that Paul Mason is digital Marxism’s Henryk Grossmann 2.0.paul
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Bristol’s latest festival of ideas, in association with the Observer, offers an inspirational programme of debate, theatre and reason
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Paul Mason joined us in London to talk about his book PostCapitalism: A Guide to our Future. Recorded in December 2015, London. About the book (press release...
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Paul Mason occupies a niche where there is plenty of room for more good analysis.
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Reviews PostCapitalism and the Winning of the Carbon War as they relate to sustainable investing in the face of global systemic change and paradigm shifts.Shows
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Excerpted from Paul Mason‘s latest book on Post-Capitalism (selection by Nathan Cravens): “Given that we are decades into the info-tech era, it is startling that – as Oxford maths professor J. Doyne Farmer points out – there are no models that capture economic complexity in the way computers are used to simulate weather, population, epidemics …
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Excerpted from a critique of the PostCapitalism thesis by Kate Aronoff: “Matt Taibbi wrote in 2010, banks are a “highly sophisticated engine for converting the useful, deployed wealth of society into the least useful, most wasteful and insoluble substance on Earth — pure profit for rich individuals.” Technology is just another hurdle they can ably …
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Channel 4's economics editor Paul Mason shows how, from the ashes of the recent financial crisis, we have the chance to create a more socially just and ...
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