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Economics for Emancipation

Economics for Emancipation

A Course of Economics for All

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 “System Change: A Basic Primer to the Solidarity Economy”

Emily Kawano and Julie Matthei

"A Blueprint for Reparations in the US"

William ‘Sandy’ Darrity (2020)

"An Introduction to Capital in the 21st Century"

2014

"Cooperation and Solidarity in Jackson, MS"

Kali Akuno (2018)

"Defying the Crisis - The Spanish Collective Mondragon"

2012

"From Keynesianism to Neoliberalism"

In Theories of Development by Richard Peet & Elaine Hartwick

"Intro to Participatory Economics"

"Left Anti-Communism: The Unkindest Cut"

Michael Parenti

"Marx and Feminism"

Nancy Fraser (2018)

"Real Utopias"

Erik Olin Wright

"The Crises of Capitalism"

David Harvey (2010)

"Towards a Socialist Theory of Racism"

Cornell West

"Understanding Democratic Socialism"

(2019)

"What is Capitalism?"

Center for Popular Economics (2021)

"What is Economic Democracy?"

(2016)

"What is Racial Capitalism and Why Does It Matter?"

Robin DG Kelley

"Why Capitalism Must Be Reformed"

Thomas Piketty with Trevor Noah

"Why Socialism?"

Albert Einstein

"Why Socialism"

Einstein, Albert, Monthly Review

“A Long and Strong History with Southern Roots”

by Jessica Gordon Nembhard

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  • Introduction to the Economy & the Working Day
  • How Capitalism Works
  • Redistribution vs. Recognition
  • Alternative Economic Systems
  • The Evolution of U.S. Economic Systems
  • Fiscal and Monetary Policy
  • Building Alternatives: Solidarity Economy