neoliberalism

Charlie Peters, Whose Magazine And Writers Reshaped American Politics, Dead At 96

A self-described New Dealer whom many credit with introducing "neoliberalism" had his biggest influence through the journalists he first hired at The Washington Monthly.
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Naomi Klein On Looming Eco-Fascism: ‘We Are Literally And Politically Flammable’

The intellectual godmother of the Green New Deal movement laid out what, exactly, such a plan must entail to be successful.
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As California Burns, The Ultra-Rich Hire Private Firefighters

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were among those able to save their homes. But whether or not your home burns down shouldn't depend on wealth.
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Globalization Isn't Dead, It's Just Shed Its Slick Cover Story

The unsettled state of politics today may seem unknown, but substantively, very little has changed.
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Enough Of Lena Dunham's 'Marketplace Feminism'

Lena Dunham is the quintessential “marketplace feminist.”
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Noam Chomsky: 'Nixon Was Our Last Liberal President'

Noam Chomsky discusses the epidemic of economic inequality and how it has grown over the decades. He also explains that Richard Nixon may have been our last 'liberal' president.
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