Under siege from thousands of lawsuits from federal, state, and local governments for its role in the deadly opioid addiction crisis, drug manufacturer Purdue Pharma reached
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Addressing the nation’s housing crisis requires a plan that enables everyone to have safe, accessible, sustainable, and permanently affordable housing.
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by Ron Daniels, Ronnie Galvin, Akilah Watkins-Butler
Four hundred years after the first African slaves were brought to America—the initial act of America’s “original sin”—the discussion of reparations has gained a new level of seriousness.
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In this two-part interview on The Real News Network, Johanna Bozuwa, co-manager of the Next System Project’s climate and energy program, explains why replacing the investor-owned fossil fuel industry with democratically owned energy utilities is essential to addressing the climate crisis.
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by Johanna Bozuwa, Dana Brown, Ronnie Galvin, Peter Gowan, Thomas Hanna, Adam Simpson
The Democracy Collaborative weighs in on “wish-list economics,” making the case that in the face of extreme crises radical solutions are practical solutions.
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As it celebrates its centennial, activists are looking to the Bank of North Dakota as an example of how to regain democratic control over finance, and in the process confront a myriad of pressing problems, from the climate crisis to gentrification.
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Gov. Jay Inslee’s “Freedom from Fossil Fuels” proposal not only eliminates federal support of fossil fuels but also includes “buying out and decommissioning” fossil fuel assets. That has broad public support.
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Not since Marx identified Manchester’s manufacturing plants as blueprints for the new capitalist society have our political economy’s fundamentals faced a more profound transformation. As structural crises beset capitalism, a new mode of production is emerging: commons-based peer production.
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