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Why I Refused to Pretend Economics Isn’t Political
Rebuilding the practice uniting power, production and policy. Imagination and dreams lead to ambitions oriented toward a horizon vision. The Political Economy Project was born from decades of wondering why the world is the way it is and, more importantly, how we can make it better. The Fracture At the University of Michigan, where I studied political science and philosophy, I noticed something strange. Politics and economics were treated as separate planets orbiting different


Natural Law Cannot be Conquered
Tyrants may bend rules, rewrite codes, and build walls of steel, but they cannot command the sun to stop shining or conscience to stop stirring.


#PolEconStickFigureMemes
What view(s) are we missing?


The Catholic Labor Network - Walking the Great Carpenter's Path
“You go to church on Sunday, you look around at all the people in the pews, they spend most of their time in the week at work. And what...


African Artist Intellectual Property with Foza Fawehinmi - Artist Works
“You are also competing with the guy that goes on TikTok and eats 10,000 pieces of meat and is a superstar. Right? So Superstardom is no...


MLK Tapes: What We’ve Learned About the Interests Fighting Unity and Organized Labor
“It's a matter of history now. With the podcast, it's not in a book somewhere that's just gonna sit in a library and nobody's gonna read...


Working 9 to 5 A Women’s Movement, a Labor Union, and Iconic Movie with Ellen Cassedy
“Sexual harassment was completely legal. Pregnancy discrimination was legal...We held these bad boss contests. Where the first winner was...


Bwando Farms Growing Good Food in Zambia with Conrad Bwalya
“We tend to be so lucky in Zambia and Africa because much of the land that we own, most people just inherit it. You don't buy it. And and...


Policies for Universal Prosperity with Daniel Burke - Political Economy Project
“Look at economics from the standpoint of the ability to increase the potential relative population density the number of people that you...


Climate Change as Class War with Matt Huber - Author and Professor of Geography
“If you do look at the renewable industry today, it's very hostile to unions. They're very hard jobs to organize. They're spread out,...
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