The World Happiness Report Is a Sham
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The Economic Excuse Industry is Booming
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"Imagine how a private business would react if it hired a supposed efficiency expert who quickly fired crucial employees while making grandiose claims about the money he’s saving." paulkrugman.substack.com/p/america-is...

Is this improvement in the circumstances of the lower ranks of the people to be regarded as an advantage or as an inconveniency to the society?

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Ann Pettifor, "The two mentally unstable men shown here are desperate for your attention, but are not what they purport to be."
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"A new phase of the political struggle between the billionaire class and the American people; a movement to ‘de-nationalise’ or de-democratise the monetary system of the United States, and privatise it to serve the interests of the billionaire class." open.substack.com/pub/annpetti...

Muskjugend in action. By Paul Krugman: open.substack.com/pub/paulkrug...

"You won’t be able to pick up the pieces."
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How Spain's economy became the envy of Europe

And more to follow on my artistic research bound with austerity measures, liberalism and economic models in, e.g. MMT heterodox alternatives. Excited! #heterdoxeconomies

Clara Mattei's latest book, The Capital Order, is an in-depth analysis of the intertwining of fascism and 'pure economics' in a way that for today has been taken as an unquestionable, 'rational' truth. Mattei's brilliant heterodox thinking reveals the classisist & racist origins of these truths.

It was a pleasure to attend the Have Some Imagination conference at the BalticXNorthhumbria Uni at Newcastle. I presented my paper on heterodox economics and austerity on the Neoliberal Academy panel with Campbell Edinborough, Amelia Jones & Benjamin Nicholson. tinyurl.com/bdzevct6

Having an artist and researcher background it has been perplexing to note over the past years, how being a professor in a contemporary university it has meant, firstly, that there is no time for meaningful research and, paradoxically, that from the perspective of the contemporary art field,

A good way to start my own visibility on this platform. Indeed, these books, especially those by Mattei, Cooper and Brown on austerity and the erosion of democracy, open up in a significant way the situation we now find ourselves in in a neoliberal and financialised global world.