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Andor v. Star Trek

Andor v. Star Trek

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When it comes to science fiction, no franchises loom larger than Star Wars and Star Trek. While both offer visions of far-off galaxies, future societies, and the occasional knife fight, only one understands how government really works. While Star Wars: Andor shows a government we can actually recognize—full of ambition, fear, incompetence, and petty power plays—Star Trek paints an unrealistic future where public servants are heroically selfless …See the Story

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The problem of 'productivity' - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

The problem of 'productivity' - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

The concept of productivity, including those for labour, capital and multi-factor productivity (MFP) are central to economic discussion about national economic performance, government policy and income distribution. There is common agreement that productivity growth has been, and remains, central to the long-run improvement in living standards. However, the orthodox or neoclassical, conceptual foundation of productivity, which informs both the w…See the Story

Degrowth’s unhelpful contribution global environmental challenges: A rejoinder to a critique of growth contingency - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Degrowth’s unhelpful contribution global environmental challenges: A rejoinder to a critique of growth contingency - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

I write in response to the recent critique by Terry Leahy of my article ‘Beyond green growth, degrowth, post-growth and growth agnosticism’ in JAPE (94, Summer 2024/2025). While it is great to open this sort of debate, it is crucial, first and foremost, to clarify what is being argued. My article in JAPE should not be characterised as making an argument for ‘green growth’ – which is a position I reject as being poorly formulated, overly rigid an…See the Story

Seminar: Sahil Dutta, 'The making and unmaking of British ‘monetary Keynesianism’' - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

Seminar: Sahil Dutta, 'The making and unmaking of British ‘monetary Keynesianism’' - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

The making and unmaking of British ‘monetary Keynesianism’ Tuesday 25 March, 1.00pm-2:30 pm, 2025 Room 341, Level 3, Social Sciences Building (A02), University of Sydney Speaker: Dr Sahil Dutta For a generation that spanned from the depths of the interwar period to the birth of the postwar welfare state, British political economic policy was defined by Cheap Money. This involved the Bank of England and Treasury coordinating fiscal and monetary p…See the Story

Henri Lefebvre and the Lukács Question - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Henri Lefebvre and the Lukács Question - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

In 1955 Henri Lefebvre delivered an important lecture on Georg Lukács that was subsequently published in French over thirty years later as Henri Lefebvre, Lukács 1955. That volume also carried an interview between the historian and philosopher of science Patrick Tort and Henri Lefebvre, which revolved around the issues that were raised in the mid-twentieth century lecture. It also included a piece by Tort. As part of our research collaboration o…See the Story

Leaving Everyone Behind: The Green Transition amid Violent War - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Economy · Geneva

Leaving Everyone Behind: The Green Transition amid Violent War - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

The renewable energy transition is one of the most urgent questions facing national governments, international governance, and political economy scholarship and practice today. As extreme weather and climate events have continued to increase exponentially, temperatures rise to new records, and Antarctic glacial loss accelerates, this question is becoming even more urgent, just as global political will wanes. There has been some progress towards …See the Story

Leaving Everyone Behind: The Green Transition amid Violent War - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

Leaving Everyone Behind: The Green Transition amid Violent War - Progress in Political Economy (PPE)

The renewable energy transition is one of the most urgent questions facing national governments, international governance, and political economy scholarship and practice today. As extreme weather and climate events have continued to increase exponentially, temperatures rise to new records, and Antarctic glacial loss accelerates, this question is becoming even more urgent, just as global political will wanes. There has been some progress towards …See the Story