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"[This book] stands out in historically situating the most fertile period of Marxist dependency theory in the rise of Allende’s government in Chile... A perspective that is indispensable for organized resistance struggles in the 21st century."
—John Bellamy Foster
Pre-order now!
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Big news! The @HPE_Project is thrilled to invite applications for two residential fellowships at the @RemarqueNYU for AY 27-28, in our Histories and Futures of Global Governance Initiative. Info and call for applications here: hpeproject.org/hfgg-cfa
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The GDP Center mourns the loss of Perry Mehrling, an economist and distinguished scholar with long-lasting contributions to the economics field.
As a professor at @BUPardeeSchool and a core faculty member of the GDP Center, Dr. Mehrling's impact was prolific. He developed and named the "money view" that helped economists, policymakers and students understand how global financial system works.
Perry Mehrling was a valued member of the BU community and beyond. He will be sorely missed, but his highly influential body of work and reputation will ensure his legacy endures.
Read more: bu.edu/gdp/2026/10/13/the-gl…
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Congratulations to my friend and @HPE_Project co-director Quinn Slobodian - Hayek’s Bastards wins the 2026 @bookcritics award for criticism! press.princeton.edu/news/nbc…
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The 2026 @HPE_Project grant competition is now open! PhD candidates and early-career scholars doing work on histories of neoliberalism are welcome to apply. Apps due April 5! hpeproject.org/grants-cfp
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New interview! Andrew Anastasi and I discuss the emotional logic of insurance and how racial capitalism is being misconstrued in the present -- as made manifest in some reviews of my book. Grateful for this collaboration between @LPEblog and @HPE_Project
Today, @andrewanastasi and @benchansfield discuss the wave of landlord-perpetrated arson during the 1970s, how residents organized to stop it, and what this tells us about the ongoing interplay between property and racial capitalism.
lpeproject.org/blog/the-busi…
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.@abenanav on why Artificial Intelligence isn’t going to change the world. It just makes work worse.
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New over at the @HPE_Project: A fascinating conversation with @MGSchmelzer & translator Joshua Rahtz about our new @VersoBooks translation of Freedom for Capital, Not People: hpeproject.org/blog/new-regi…
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This is now! You can also tune in via YouTube: youtube.com/watch?v=ghqgoh9Y…
Today at 12:30pm EDT, @WaldenBello, @Bhumika820, Paul Adlerstein, and
@llchristyll will discuss lessons from the history of global activism directed at the World Bank, IMF, WTO, and more. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL
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In a conversation about his new book “America, América,” @GregGrandin and @llchristyll discuss the inextricable histories of Latin America and the United States. thebaffler.com/latest/wont-y…
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On Fri., May 30, join us + @HPE_Project for a webinar on lessons learned from advocacy + activism in global governance, ft'ing @llchristyll @Bhumika820, Walden Bello + Paul Adlerstein.
Register to attend: gdpcenter.org/4koKL0o
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In what ways can historical critiques of neoliberalism help shape more democratic, inclusive + sustainable approaches to international policymaking today?
On Fri., May 30, join us + @HPE_Project for a webinar ft'ing @llchristyll @Bhumika820 + others: gdpcenter.org/3SNuMNo
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You won't want to miss this! Next Friday 5/30 we are hosting a conversation on the history of activism and advocacy directed at global governance institutions, with Paul Adlerstein, @WaldenBello, @Bhumika820, and @llchristyll. Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEAAWL
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We find palm oil seemingly everywhere. But, Pepe Roswaldy reminds us, its ubiquity obscures the workers (among others) “who break their bones carrying 150-pound fresh fruit bunches every day” #MayDay2025 hpeproject.org/blog/unearthi…
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I wrote a piece in The NY Times about global economic stagnation and the way it is shaping politics today, less visibly perhaps than other factors, but more deeply. nytimes.com/2025/04/21/opini…
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This kicks off in about two hours from now. Don't forget to register for the zoom link. Folks in India (10:30 pm start), this maybe a bit late in the night, but you wouldn't want to miss out listening to an amazing panel on global economic governance reforms in the global south!
Our Histories and Futures of Global Governance initiative continues this Friday at 1pm ET.
Join us for a webinar on Reform from the South with Andrés Arauz, Anush Kapadia, Robert Wade. Cohosted with our friends @GDP_Center
Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEGGRS
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🚨 Tomorrow at 1pm EDT:
Join us for a webinar on Reform from the South with @ecuarauz, Anush Kapadia, Robert Wade, and @llchristyll. Cohosted with our friends @GDP_Center.
Register! tinyurl.com/HPEGGRS
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Our Histories and Futures of Global Governance initiative continues this Friday at 1pm ET.
Join us for a webinar on Reform from the South with Andrés Arauz, Anush Kapadia, Robert Wade. Cohosted with our friends @GDP_Center
Register here: tinyurl.com/HPEGGRS
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What reform policies are important to Global South countries?
On Fri., Apr. 18, join us + @HPE_Project for a webinar f'ting @ecuarauz @llchristyll + others to discuss.
Register to attend: gdpcenter.org/3YzHRgu
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On Fri., Apr. 18, join us + @HPE_Project for an expert webinar ft'ing @ecuarauz @llchristyll @LSEnews' Robert Wade + @iitbombay's Anush Kapadia to discuss global governance reform from the Global South.
Register to attend: gdpcenter.org/3Ei64kL
