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The 13th International Post Keynesian Conference
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We are thrilled to co-sponsor the 13th edition of the International Post Keynesian Conference, which will take place September 15-18, 2016 in Kansas City at UMKC. Call for Papers and other details are available on the conference website here. Keynote speakers are: Lord Robert Skidelsky, William Mitchell, and James Galbraith. Mark your calendars and be sure to join us in KC!
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Journal of Financial Regulation
Robert C. Hockett, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published a new paper entitled "Systemically Significant Prices" (co-authored with Saule T. Omarova) in the Journal of Financial Regulation (April 2016).
Origin of Specious
Alexander X. Douglas, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published four blog posts: "Mosler on "Where Does Money Come From?"" (April 17, 2016), "Krugman Discovers the Obvious" (April 21, 2016), "More on MMT and the Mainstream" (April 25, 2016), and "Individuals don't have preferences" (April 26, 2016). You can read all of his blog posts here.
Rolling Stone
Raúl Carrillo, Research Fellow at the Binzagr Institute, published "How Wall Street Profits From Student Debt: One person's debt is another person's asset" in Rolling Stone (April 14, 2016).
Boundary 2 Online
Scott Ferguson, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, co-authored an essay with Jorge Amar entitled "Podemos and the Limits of the Neoliberal Order" (April 29, 2016) in a new online Journal called B2O.
Forbes.com
John Harvey, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published "Bernie Sanders as a Democratic Capitalist" on Forbes.com (April 1, 2016). You can follow his Forbes.com blog here.
Huffington Post
Robert C. Hockett, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published a new piece entitled "'Tax Plans' for Dog-Kickers" on HuffPost Politics (April 1, 2016).
Environmental Governance in Latin America
David Barkin, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published a new paper entitled "Local Solutions for Environmental Justice" (co-authored with Blanca Lemus, April 2016) in a book entitled Environmental Governance in Latin America (also available in Spanish and in Portuguese). This paper also appeared as one of our working papers in December 2015.
New Economic Perspectives
Michael Hoexter, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published a new NEP blog post titled "Bernie Sanders Representing Agapé [Ag-AH-pay] Love for Millennials (and Beyond)" (April 25, 2016).
Web of Debt
Ellen Brown, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published an op-ed titled "Bank of North Dakota Soars Despite Oil Bust: A Blueprint for California? " (May 2, 2016).
The Diplomat
Sara Hsu, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published four columns on the state of the Chinese economy: "China's Impressive Auto Industry" (May 2, 2016), "China’s Steel Glut Still a Problem" (April 24, 2016), "Is China's Great Firewall a Trade Barrier?" (April 14, 2016), and "Any Luxe Left for China?" (April 5, 2016). You can follow Sara's weekly columns in The Diplomat here.
Yonkers Tribune
Oren M. Levin-Waldman, Research Scholar at the Binzagr Institute, published three public policy op-ed articles: "Rethinking the Median Voter Theorem" (April 6, 2016), "Overcoming the Shallow Minimum Wage Debate" (April 18, 2016), and "Characteristics of States with Higher Minimum Wage" (May 2, 2016). He also appears as a regular guest on Westchester on the Level, a blog/talk radio show every other Wednesday.
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