In our interview with Leda Paulani, we talked about his theoretical contributions to Marxian political economy, especially about money in its contradictory character and financialization and rentierism as characteristic aspects of the current phase of capitalism
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: When it comes to analyzing and diagnosing what happens with market expectations and moods, it is also necessary to take into account other factors
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: Brazil's new fiscal framework and its antecedents.
ByVARIOUS AUTHORS: Peace in the Middle East depends on ending the illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and the apartheid
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
What Lula has been claiming is the authority that the Constitution gives him and that he, in practice, does not hold.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
The reaction to Lula's speech at the meeting with deputies in Brasilia is a striking example of the shameful role played by the large corporate media.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
It's not just the fog of war that prevents things from being seen clearly.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
The history of capitalism shows that a strong national currency is a result of a strong domestic economy, not the other way around.
By FERNANDO HADDAD & LEDA PAULANI:
Considerations on the singularity of the recently deceased economist
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Commentary on the newly released book
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Considerations on the controversy between two Marxist theorists, David Harvey and Michael Roberts
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Before and after 230 deaths
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: Neoliberalism, cultural fascism and an uncontrolled pandemic, in tragic synthesis, devastate the country
By LEDA PAULANI: Personal and political considerations about so social science
By Leda Maria Paulani:
The article, rescuing Varoufakis' book, unfolds an illuminating allegory
By Leda Maria Paulani
The practice of covering deficits with foreign savings cost us early deindustrialization, with the right to technological decoupling and reduced labor productivity, among many evils.
Podcast
With Leda Paulani (FEA-USP); Guilherme Mello (Unicamp) and Rodrigo Teixeira (PUC-SP). Mediation by Ricardo Musse. Listen to the audio of this PodCast here.
In our interview with Leda Paulani, we talked about his theoretical contributions to Marxian political economy, especially about money in its contradictory character and financialization and rentierism as characteristic aspects of the current phase of capitalism
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: When it comes to analyzing and diagnosing what happens with market expectations and moods, it is also necessary to take into account other factors
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: Brazil's new fiscal framework and its antecedents.
ByVARIOUS AUTHORS: Peace in the Middle East depends on ending the illegal occupation of Palestinian territories and the apartheid
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
What Lula has been claiming is the authority that the Constitution gives him and that he, in practice, does not hold.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
The reaction to Lula's speech at the meeting with deputies in Brasilia is a striking example of the shameful role played by the large corporate media.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
It's not just the fog of war that prevents things from being seen clearly.
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
The history of capitalism shows that a strong national currency is a result of a strong domestic economy, not the other way around.
By FERNANDO HADDAD & LEDA PAULANI:
Considerations on the singularity of the recently deceased economist
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Commentary on the newly released book
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Considerations on the controversy between two Marxist theorists, David Harvey and Michael Roberts
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI:
Before and after 230 deaths
By LEDA MARIA PAULANI: Neoliberalism, cultural fascism and an uncontrolled pandemic, in tragic synthesis, devastate the country
By LEDA PAULANI: Personal and political considerations about so social science
By Leda Maria Paulani:
The article, rescuing Varoufakis' book, unfolds an illuminating allegory
By Leda Maria Paulani
The practice of covering deficits with foreign savings cost us early deindustrialization, with the right to technological decoupling and reduced labor productivity, among many evils.
Podcast
With Leda Paulani (FEA-USP); Guilherme Mello (Unicamp) and Rodrigo Teixeira (PUC-SP). Mediation by Ricardo Musse. Listen to the audio of this PodCast here.
