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You’re about to get a textbook lesson in neoliberalism 
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There are bonkers theories about a new American Civil War: there are predictions of it, even computer games based on it - and then there is reality. But reality in...
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Good morning everyone! On today’s show, journalist Paul Mason (@paulmasonnews) will join us to discuss his new book: "Postcapitalism: A Guide to Our Future."...
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This week Jeremy Corbyn provided the Tories with much comedy fodder after he announced that Syriza’s Yanis Varoufakis would be advising Labour. It was…
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Paul Mason is the latest big name to join Labour's 'New Economics' public tour while Jeremy Corbyn has revealed that former Greek Finance minister Yanis
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In the first part of my review of Paul Mason's "Postcapitalism", I look at his contention that technology could make many of the goods we rely on free to pro...
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Theopi Skarlatos answers questions about her documentary, produced by Paul Mason, #ThisIsACoup, witch narrates the period starting with the ascend to power of SYRIZA (the first radical left government in Europe for many years), the dramatic negotiations with the Troika (EU, ECB, IMF) until the end with the call for new elections.
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Reviews PostCapitalism and the Winning of the Carbon War as they relate to sustainable investing in the face of global systemic change and paradigm shifts.Shows
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Theopi Skarlatos answers questions about her documentary, produced by Paul Mason, #ThisIsACoup, witch narrates the period starting with the ascend to power o...
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As housing charity Shelter turns 50, the country is still plagued by overcrowding, rogue landlords, insecure tenancies and homelessness. How do we even begin to make things better?
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At rhymingwithoranges, every week we present a new topic from the news and put it to you guys to debate. The magic happens in the comments so make sure to en...
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Sunday newspaper review with Allison Pearson, an author and columnist, Paul Mason, a supposed economist and freelance journalist, and Stephanie Flander
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Chancellor of the Exchequer Kenneth Clarke and Paul Mason, the economics journalist discuss the future of the steel industry in the UK. ********** Newsnigh
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How will information technology affect capitalism and the future of economics? How did Thatcher and Reagan pave the way for David Cameron, Hillary Clinton
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The sight of Europe’s leaders kowtowing to the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, was sickening
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Paul Mason joined us in London to talk about his book PostCapitalism: A Guide to our Future. Recorded in December 2015, London. About the book (press release...
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Paul Mason believes that people innocently sharing free music on the Internet - as is particularly the case in China - could spell the end of capitalism.
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Paul Mason occupies a niche where there is plenty of room for more good analysis.
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To benefit from the automation revolution we need a universal basic income, the slashing of working hours and a redefinition of ourselves without work
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Governments would love to see the end of banknotes. But what would a cashless society mean for freedom?
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The end of capitalism is coming, says Paul Mason. Here's a look at what will come next.
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Quite simply the radical progressive sentiment that's swept Greece, Spain, Scotland and the British Labour movement has now hit America.
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With a million new refugees expected in Europe this year, Greece faces a diplomatic onslaught and an existential crisis
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