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Reconstructing the labour theory of value: An interview with Duncan Foley (Part 2: The Capitalist Law of Exchange)

David Calnitsky | John Clegg | December 5, 2023

Reconstructing the labour theory of value: An interview with Duncan Foley (Part 2: The Capitalist Law of Exchange)

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Webinar: The Atlas Network: Big Oil, Climate Disinformation and Constitutional Democracy

James Goodman | December 1, 2023

UTS Comms Critical Webinar Series #2 The Atlas Network: Big Oil, Climate Disinformation and Constitutional Democracy Date and time: 10-12 noon, Friday 8 December, Sydney time 6-8pm, Thursday 7 December, New York time Register here Welcome: James Goodman Chair: Scott [...]

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JAPE Young Scholars Award 2023: Info for applicants

Frank Stilwell | November 30, 2023

Have you recently written an honours thesis for your Bachelor’s degree? Or another similar in-depth study? If so, did you enjoy the research and writing process? Did it turn out well in the end?

If so, you might consider capping it off by applying for this year’s JAPE Young Scholars’ [...]

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Winner Of The 2023 Australian International Political Economy Network (AIPEN) Richard Higgott Journal Article Prize

Maria Tanyag | November 28, 2023

The Prize Committee is delighted to announce that the article by Ainsley Elbra, John Mikler & Hannah Murphy-Gregory titled “The Big Four and corporate tax governance: From global dis-harmony to national regulatory incrementalism,” published in the journal, Global Policy, has won the 2023 [...]

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Aileen Moreton-Robinson, The White Possessive: Property, Power and Indigenous Sovereignty

Pranita Shrestha | November 21, 2023

Aileen Moreton-Robinson in her book The White Possessive: Property, Power and Indigenous Sovereignty presents a collection of essays on race, dispossession and sovereignty. She argues that ‘the thread that weaves the chapter(s) together is the intersubstantive relations between white [...]

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The Silences of Dispossession

Sakshi Aravind | November 14, 2023

Mercedes Biocca’s The Silences of Dispossession: Agrarian Change and Indigenous Politics in Argentina provides excellent accounts of Indigenous participation in and resistance to the dispossession by the capitalist and neoliberal apparatuses of accumulation and elimination.

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Neoliberal Fascism? Historical precedents and contemporary convergences

Henry Maher | November 7, 2023

In my recent article in Contemporary Political Theory, I demonstrate that the convergence of fascistic and neoliberal politics is not a novel contemporary phenomenon as is widely presumed, but rather has historical roots in the political context of the 1930s and 1940s. I examine a group of [...]

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Roundtable—The Flight of a Kite: Methodological and Geographical Diversity from Sydney’s Political Economy

Adam David Morton | November 2, 2023

For our last Political Economy seminar in 2023, three recent doctoral graduates will illuminate the diverse applications and insights offered by a political economy approach. From Latin America to East Asia, via Sydney, these three papers will explore the intersections of political economy [...]

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