Left Review, N. (2018). New Left Review 113. New Left Review Ltd.
not bad just not super relevant
2 / 0on whether it's the end of the neoliberal era in America
1 / 2an interview. mostly rambling.
2 / 04 stars not cus i agree with everything that rms says but cus it's an illuminating look into his worldview. plus he does have some reasonable things to say, to be fair, even as he frustratingly appears to elide the political aspects
4 stars not cus i agree with everything that rms says but cus it's an illuminating look into his worldview. plus he does have some reasonable things to say, to be fair, even as he frustratingly appears to elide the political aspects
1 / 12kinda weird and really in the weeds but pretty cool. applies J.L. Austin's concept of performativity (in speech) to the mathematical model Black-Scholes, and also introduces the idea of _counter_performativity - when the model undermines the very world it is attempting to describe
kinda weird and really in the weeds but pretty cool. applies J.L. Austin's concept of performativity (in speech) to the mathematical model Black-Scholes, and also introduces the idea of _counter_performativity - when the model undermines the very world it is attempting to describe
4 / 3decent critical review of The Age of Catastrophe by Heinrich August Winkler (which has a very naive and moralising understanding of the "West")
decent critical review of The Age of Catastrophe by Heinrich August Winkler (which has a very naive and moralising understanding of the "West")
4 / 4review of Flows and Counterflows by Marcus Verhagen. on contemporary art & globalisation
review of Flows and Counterflows by Marcus Verhagen. on contemporary art & globalisation
1 / 3so good!! unpacks the notion of predistribution (without using those words) in the context of a review of Philippe Askenazy's book Tous rentiers!
so good!! unpacks the notion of predistribution (without using those words) in the context of a review of Philippe Askenazy's book Tous rentiers!
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