Economic Update: Hidden Failures of Capitalism
In this week's episode, Prof. Wolff presents updates on Europe's higher labor force participation; Cuomo campaign fakes "small donations"; US restaurants...READ MORE
Trickle Up Theory: A "New Deal" Casts off Austerity Measures For Portugal
Professor Wolff joins The Thom Hartmann Program to discuss Portugal's successful removal of Austerity measures and the start of a trickle up economy, whats going to happen when the people realize that we can take care of each other without the morbidly rich stepping in?
Read moreWorker Self-Directed Enterprises and Socialism
Prof. Wolff joins The Sensible Socialist to talk about worker cooperatives and socialism.
Read moreEconomic Update: We Can Do Better Than Capitalism
This week on Economic Update, Prof. Wolff delivers updates on a New Zealand firm that succeeds with a 4 day work week, Vienna's public housing successes, Fordham adjuncts' union wins big, Burberry destroys...READ MORE
Detente in U.S.-EU trade war
Prof. Wolff joins Loud & Clear with Brian Becker to talk about whether we are on the brink of a trade war with the European Union.
Read moreEconomic Update: Millennials for Revolution
This week on Economic Update, Prof. Wolff provides updates on how Trump's tariffs are affecting Americans jobs, shifting capitalist alliances don’t change the system, the Irish parliament’s decision to stop investing in fossil fuels, how Washington state...READ MORE
The Capitalism/Racism Partnership
This article originally appeared at CommonDreams.org
Revulsion is building towards the smokescreens of hypocrisy, racism, and nationalism barely masking capitalism’s ongoing failure to provide the jobs and incomes people need
Read moreTo be a Marxist in Trump's America: An Interview with Richard D. Wolff
Prof. Wolff talks with French media outlet Le Media about what being a Marxist means in the US today.
Read moreDoes Vienna's Affordable Housing Model Prove Progressive Policies Right?
Prof. Wolff joins The Thom Hartmann Program to talk about Vienna's affordable housing model.
Read moreWork Life Confidential: Democracy at Work?
We live in a democracy, right? How is it, then, that we’ve agreed to spend most of our waking hours within organizations that are not at all democratic? We may work within a benign dictatorship if we’re lucky, a tyrannical madhouse if we’re not, or, for most of us, a place that falls somewhere in between. It’s the exception, however, to work within an organization guided by worker-elected leaders toward mutually agreed upon goals--a democracy, in other words.
Read moreEconomic Update: Historic Lessons
This week on Economic Update, Prof. Richard D. Wolff gets into another automotive manufacturer caught cheating emissions tests, the reality of Americans’ value on labor unions, how the GOP corporate tax cuts are...READ MORE
Global Capitalism: July 2018 Economic Update
Global Capitalism: Immigration and Trade War: The Economics of Desperation
These programs begin with 30 minutes of short updates on important economic events of the last month, then Prof. Wolff analyzes several major economic issues. For Julu 2018, these issues will include...READ MORE
Workers' Rights & Richard Wolff
Prof. Wolff joins Jesse Ventura to discuss the erosion of workers’ rights in America and how employment cooperatives may improve the economy.
Read moreWill Hot Money Lead to the End of U.S. Economic Dominance?
Professor Wolff joins The Thom Hartmann Program to discuss the end of U.S. economic dominance and what that will mean for the economy!
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Economic Update: Labor Vs. Capitalism
This week on Economic Update, Prof. Wolff gets into the Left victory in Mexico's election, SCOTUS's Janus decision, Trump’s Foxconn fakery in Wisconsin, the GOP’s forced labor for...READ MORE
And The Assault On Unions Continues…
Prof. Richard D. Wolff speaks with WORT Community Radio about the history of the rise and fall of unions in the U.S.
Read moreAn Interview With Professor Richard D. Wolff
Labor unions have been on the decline in the United States for over fifty years, which has caused a decline in wages, working environments and overall social conditions. In other countries, a strong alliance between labor unions and social movements have brought improvements.
Read moreEconomic Update: Criticizing Capitalism
In this episode of Economic Update, Prof. Richard D. Wolff delivers updates on Colorado’s laws favoring co-ops, capitalism and suicide continues, rent control on the California ballot, the effects of...READ MORE
Economic Update: Contradictions Coming Home
In this episode of Economic Update, Prof. Wolff delivers updates on the exploding suicide rate in the U.S., irrational home-building reflects and worsens inequality, VA nurses sue...READ MORE
Economic Update: Tariffs In An Unraveling Economy
In the first episode of the new season of Economic Update, Professor Wolff delivers updates on tariffs as political fiction, the Irish state apologizes for the gross exploitation of young women, the continuation of...READ MORE
Marx’s Concept of Class
This article originally appeared at Logosjournal.com
The concept of class poses profound problems for theory and practice. This is true across the academic disciplines and in the confused incoherence around “class issues” when concepts of class surface in economic, political and cultural discourses.
Read moreProf. Wolff on The KPFA Evening News
Prof. Wolff joins Glenn Reeder on KPFA's The Evening News to discuss Trump and G7 economic summit.
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