Issue 95 (Winter 2025) – 50 Years of Political Economy in Australia
SPECIAL ISSUE – 50 YEARS OF POLITICAL ECONOMY IN AUSTRALIA
Complete issue
Contents
Origins, Nature and Influence of Political Economy
Steve Keen: Political Economy Forever?
Geoff Dow: Dissenting Traditions and Australian Political Economy
Eliza Littleton and Barbara Pocock: Parliamentary Power, Politics, and Political Economy
Jim Stanford: Activist Research: Political Economy in Real-World Class Struggles
Paul Porteous: Political Economy as Leadership
Specific Fields within Political Economy
Elizabeth Hill and Gabrielle Meagher: Feminist Political Economy at the University of Sydney
Stuart Rosewarne: Political Economy, Socialist Ecology and Ecofeminism
Gavan Butler: Political Economy of Development at the University of Sydney
Rod O’Donnell: The Importance of Philosophy to Political Economy: Reflections and Proposals
Kurt Iveson: Geography and Political Economy: Reflections by a Geography Convert
Joy Paton: Revisiting ‘Political Economy: State of the Art’
Greg Crough: Researching Transnational Corporations: A Personal Perspective
Obstacles and Possibilities for Progress
Tim Anderson: Gaza, the Corporate University and the Re-Regulation of Intellectual Freedom
Evan Jones: W(h)ither the High School Economics Syllabus
Dennis Venter and Mahesti Hasanah: Rethinking Economics: Building Bridges to Political Economy
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- Cultivating Socialism
- Debating Anatomies of Revolution
- Debating Debtfare States
- Debating Economic Ideas in Political Time
- Debating Making Global Society
- Debating Mass Strikes and Social Movements in Brazil and India
- Debating Social Movements in Latin America
- Debating The Making of Modern Finance
- Debating War and Social Change in Modern Europe
- Feminist Global “Secureconomy”
- Gendered Circuits of Labour and Violence in Global Crises
- Scandalous Economics
- The Military Roots of Neoliberal Governance
- Politicising artistic pedagogies
- Literary Geographies of Political Economy
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