Open Day at Goldsmiths College, University of London
Summary of Economics degrees (new structure)
Summary of Economics degrees (older structure)
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Measuring Global Exploitation, 1990-2021: Does Globalisation Equalise Exploitation Rates? [AHE conference at King’s College London] (June 2025)
Value Capture and Value Production in the World Economy: A Marxian Analysis of Global Value Chains, 2000-2014 [Historical Materialism conference at SOAS, University of London, UK] (November 2024)
Value Capture and Value Production in the World Economy: A Marxian Analysis of Global Value Chains, 2000-2014 [AHE conference at UWE Bristol, UK] (July 2024)
Why So Much Political Instability in the UK? [taster lecture for high school students] (July 2024)
Why Does the Economy Grow? [taster lecture for high school students] (May 2024)
Was Marx Right? Development and Exploitation in 43 Countries, 2000-2014 [Historical Materialism conference in London, UK] (November 2023)
What is Economics? Economics vs. Political Economy [short lecture for first-year undergraduates] (October 2023)
Was Marx Right? Development and Exploitation in 43 Countries, 2000-2014 [IIPPE conference in Madrid, Spain] (September 2023)
Marx Estava Certo? Desenvolvimento e Exploração em 43 Países, 2000-2014 [talk at the Federal University of Bahia, Brazil; slides are in Portuguese] (August 2023)
Intellectual Property and the Rise of Inequality in the United States, 1948-2021: A Long Run Analysis [AHE conference at Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge, UK] (June 2023)
Was Marx Right? Development and Exploitation in 43 Countries, 2000-2014 [STOREP conference in Bari, Italy] (June 2023)
Money: From Marx, Keynes, and Hayek to Digital [short presentation for the workshop in memory of Victora Chick and Geoff Harcourt at Goldsmiths, University of London] (May 2023)
Effective Demand and Prices of Production [short presentation for the workshop in memory of Luigi Pasinetti at Goldsmiths, University of London] (March 2023)
Was Marx Right? Evidence from 43 Countries, 2000-2014 [AHE annual conference in London] (July 2022)
Global Competition, Externalities, and the State as a Risk-Taker [taster lecture for UK school students at the Applicant Day at Goldsmiths, University of London]
Information Rents, Economic Growth, and Inequality: An Empirical Study of the United States [University of Massachusetts at Boston webinar] [recording on YouTube here] (September 2021)
Is Bitcoin Money? [taster lecture for UK school students] (July 2021)
Unproductive Accumulation in the USA: Theory and Evidence (November 2019, Shifting Paradigms conference)
Effective Demand vs Say’s Law in Marxist Theory: An Evolutionary Perspective (July 2019)
Effective Demand vs Say’s Law: Marx, Keynes, and Kalecki (June 2019, Post-Keynesian Economics Society Summer School)
The Oxford Handbook of Karl Marx: Book Launch (March 2019, Rethinking Economics conference)
The Commodification of Knowledge and Information (short version) (September 2018)
The Commodification of Knowledge and Information (May 2018)
Unproductive Accumulation in the USA (March 2018)
Effective Demand and Say’s Law in Marxist Theory – Lecture in 2 parts (May 2017)
Marx’s Theory of Money (May 2016)
Unproductive Accumulation in the United States: A New Analytical Framework (May 2015)
The Modern Rent-Bearing Capital: New Enclosures, Knowledge-Rents, and the Production of Valueless Commodities (November 2009)
A Teoria Monetária de Marx: Atualidade e Limites Frente ao Capitalismo Contemporâneo (June 2009)
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