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Nov 15 2024 
Beyond Surface Economics: The Case for Structural Reform
Michael Hudson & Richard Wolff: Karl Marx and the Fall of the West
Transcript:
Erhardt on Marxism History – Wolff and Hudson Oct 6 2024
Michael Hudson & Richard Wolff: Karl Marx and the Fall of the West
Robinson Erhardt: Rick and I have spent a lot of time talking about Marx. You and I haven’t, Michael.… Continue reading
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Oct 07 2024 
❗️❗️ Richard D. Wolff & Michael Hudson: Middle East Exploding, Ukraine Crumbling! the US Take Action?
A Dailogue Works Interview
Note: Michael’s first statement is a great revelation and even if you know the issue, it becomes very real stated in his straight forward manner as well as having been present at some of the planning meetings years ago. in a nutshell, Israel joined with groups like ISIS and Al… Continue reading
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Oct 02 2024 
Why the War in Ukraine is Meant to Drag On: Strategic Goals, European Discontent, and NATO’s Role
Radhika Desai & Michael Hudson with Glenn Diesen
Geopolitical Economy Hour (GEH034), “NATO is desperate & delusional on Russia & Ukraine” Sept. 27, 2024.
RADHIKA DESAI: Hello and welcome to the 34th Geopolitical Economy Hour, the show that examines the fast-changing political and geopolitical economy of our time. I’m Radhika Desai.
MICHAEL HUDSON: And I’m Michael… Continue reading
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Aug 31 2024 
Daily Chronicles – Sticky – Previous
“We’ve got a genocidal empire to bring down and a multipolar world to build in an atmosphere of schizophrenia, ignorance, unawareness, confusion, greed, anger, jealousy, arrogance, NATO and war.” Currently we stare into an abyss.
Daily Chronicles features those issues small or large, that have the potential to change our world.
Our work is focused on the… Continue reading
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Aug 12 2024 
Debt, Economic Collapse, and the End of Civilization
Michael Hudson is Distinguished Research Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri, Kansas City and President of the Institute for the Study of Long-Term Economic Trends. He researches domestic and international finance, the history of economics, and the role of debt in shaping class stratification, among many other topics.
This is Michael’s third appearance… Continue reading
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Aug 07 2024 
Debt is political: Why wealth flows from poor to rich
How does the structure of the international financial system cause a drain of wealth from the poor to the rich? Political economists Radhika Desai and Michael Hudson discuss the politics of debt.
Transcript
RADHIKA DESAI: Hello and welcome to the 31st Geopolitical Economy Hour, the show that examines the fast-changing political and geopolitical economy of our time.… Continue reading
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Jul 28 2024 
Barbarism or Civilization
Michael Hudson interviewed by Luca Placidi
Welcome, everybody. It is a great pleasure and honor to have with us today Professor Michael Hudson. For those who still do not know him, Michael is a professor of economics at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, and he is a researcher at the Levi Economics Institute at Bard College.
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Jul 14 2024 
❗️❗️ Michael Hudson – Nima, Dialogue Works: World Shaking Up! Epic Political & Economic Earthquakes Rock the Globe!
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World Shaking Up! Epic Political & Economic Earthquakes
NIMA ROSTAMI ALKHORSHID: Michael, let’s get started with the SCO summit. And right after that, we’re having the NATO summit. It seems that NATO is fighting on behalf of the United States to try to preserve the U.S. unipolar hegemony over Eurasia and the Global South, isn’t it?… Continue reading
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Jul 07 2024 
The Need for a New Political Vocabulary
By Michael Hudson at https://michael-hudson.com
The July 4 landslide defeat of the neoliberal pro-war British Conservatives by the neoliberal pro-war Labour Party poses the question of just what the media mean when they describe the elections and political alignments throughout Europe in terms of center-right and center-left traditional parties challenged by nationalist neo-fascists.
Political differences between Europe’s… Continue reading
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Jul 24 2023 
Demystifying Economics
June 30 2023 (Transcribed July 23).
Dr. Michael Hudson is a professor of Economics at the University of Missouri Kansas City, political consultant, commentator, and journalist. His career has focused on the study of debt, both external and internal, with an eye on what happens when the exponentially growing debts of a society outstrip the profits… Continue reading -
Jul 12 2023 
Michael Hudson, Radhika Desai, Ann Pettifor: The Geopolitical Economy Report
Colonialism or sovereignty? How the global financial system traps countries in debt
Transcript
RADHIKA DESAI: Hi, everyone, and welcome to this 13th Geopolitical Economy Hour, the fortnightly show on the political and geopolitical economy of our times. I’m Radhika Desai.MICHAEL HUDSON: And I’m Michael Hudson.
RADHIKA DESAI: And today, as last time, we are joined by Anne Pettifor… Continue reading
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Jul 10 2023
Michael Hudson: Why the U.S. Economy cannot Re-Industrialize
This is a podcast of Michael Hudson with Macro N Cheese and the podcast links are in the text of the transcript.
Transcript Ep 232 Macro N Cheese – Hudson
https://realprogressives.org/podcast_episode/episode-232-is-the-us-a-failed-state-with-michael-hudson/
Michael Hudson [Intro/Music]: America cannot re-industrialize without reversing this whole philosophy of post-industrial society as a class war against labor. You can’t have both. You can’t have… Continue reading
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Jul 08 2023
The United States’ Financial Quandary: ZIRP’s only Exit path is a Crash.
From Michael Hudson
President, Institute for the Study of Long-term Economic Trends (ISLET)
Emeritus Prof. of Economics, UMKC
AbstractInterest-bearing debt grows exponentially, in an upsweep. The non-financial economy of production and consumption grows more slowly as income is diverted to carry the debt overhead. A crash occurs when a large part of the economy cannot pay its scheduled… Continue reading
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Jul 05 2023
Should there really be a Supreme Court?
Its role always has been anti-democratic.
Vested interests create “checks and balances” primarily to make political systems non-responsive to demands for social reform. Historically, therefore, the checks are politically unbalanced in practice. Instead of producing a happy medium, their effect often has been to check the power of the people to assert their interests at the… Continue reading
