My recent book Futilitarianism: Neoliberalism and the Production of Uselessness, which is published as part of the Political Economy Research Centre (PERC) Series with Goldsmiths Press, is an attempt to articulate a particular form of existential entrapment within contemporary capitalism. I [...]
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The Liveable Income Guarantee – The Missing Link in Social Security?
A webinar organised by the Australian Basic Income Lab and the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Sydney on Tuesday September 20. [...]
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Political Economy Seminar
Illusions of empowerment: checking household energy autonomy
PRESENTER: Associate Professor Stuart Rosewarne (University of Sydney)
DATE: Sep 16 2022
TIME 1:00 pm – 2:30 pm
LOCATION: Room 650, Social Sciences Building (A02), [...]
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I visited Cananea Municipality and the Sonora River region in August 2018, as part of the academic project entitled Conversing with Goliath. Cananea has been an emblematic municipality in Mexican mining. Historically, it has been the cradle of labour rights that influenced the 1910 Mexican [...]
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I am starting a podcast that may be of interest to PPE people. It is ‘System Change Made Simple’.
A phrase often used at climate actions is ‘system change not climate change’. This podcast explores that idea. What kind of system are we living with now? How do systems of exploitation [...]
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The XX ISA conference will be held in Melbourne in June 2023, and the call for papers is now open. I am organising a session titled Learning from the Past: Historical Approaches to Labour Strategy and Their Contemporary Applications. The portal for submitting an abstract to the panel is now [...]
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As you open my new textbook, Marxian Economics: An Introduction, you may be wondering, why should I study Marxian economics? In the United States and in many other countries, Marxian theory, including Marxian economics, is a controversial topic. That's certainly been true for the past few [...]
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In this short blog post, I want to make the case for why a critical study of ‘poverty finance’ is crucial to understanding neoliberalism and its limits, following the publication of my new book A Critical History of Poverty Finance.
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