and culture. Authoritarianism is fundamentally incompatible with the idea of socialism. (2/2)

which is rooted in relations of unequal (economic) exchange and imperialist displacement of people in the global South.
youtu.be/OcXObVe4e8U?... (2/2)

where workers own the firms and share the profits. It is a short read and written in a manner that is accessible to both academic and non-academic audiences. (5/5)
www.epw.in/journal/2025...
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He also lays bare the relationship of capitalism with other unequal systems like racism and fascism, and how they feed on each other. Wolff concludes by proposing a practical alternative to capitalism in the form of an economy comprising democratic enterprises, (4/5)

and its associated problems (specifically its undemocratic, hierarichal nature which leads to other economic issues like poverty, economic inequality and so on) before going on to clarify some popular myths about capitalism. (3/5)

Wolff discusses capitalism's similarities/differences from economic systems preceding it (i.e., slavery, feudalism), its definitional dilemmas (convincing readers that it is NOT a system of 'free markets' as is commonly (mis)understood), (2/5)