Dissent must be less Marxist than it was when I subscribed forty plus years ago. Although it was always a good read. How could it not be with Irving Howe as an editor.
Another day, another review of Slouching. I just bought the book on my kindle and will start the “slog through slouch” this weekend. I look forward to that - but not seeing many more reviews of it on the blog. There are many continuations of economic history since 2010 formulating today, such as climate (mitigation, resilience, geo-engineering/governance, CBMs, loss & damage, etc.), emerging market debt, global trade bilateralism versus more TPPs, US politics and strategic infrastructure investment (including human capital), etc. etc. But I do love the blog and recommend a paid subscription.
Dissent must be less Marxist than it was when I subscribed forty plus years ago. Although it was always a good read. How could it not be with Irving Howe as an editor.
Irving Howe is a treasure for all time...
That's one of the best articles about Slouching; thanks for sharing.
I agree: Zach Carter is a treasure...
Another day, another review of Slouching. I just bought the book on my kindle and will start the “slog through slouch” this weekend. I look forward to that - but not seeing many more reviews of it on the blog. There are many continuations of economic history since 2010 formulating today, such as climate (mitigation, resilience, geo-engineering/governance, CBMs, loss & damage, etc.), emerging market debt, global trade bilateralism versus more TPPs, US politics and strategic infrastructure investment (including human capital), etc. etc. But I do love the blog and recommend a paid subscription.