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Dr. M. Harvey Brenner, who taught health policy and management for more than three decades at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, died Sept. 20 from sepsis at the Deutsches Herzzentrumcq in Munich, Germany.

Neither Aaron Benanav’s Automation and the Future of Work nor Sarah Jaffe’s Work Won’t Love You Back was written with the pandemic in mind but together they serve as an indispensable guide to the broader dynamics of work in the contemporary moment.

Valley Health System joined the Healthcare Transformation Consortium, a collaborative that offers health care services for employees.

Dependence is a fact of all our lives; freedom lies in our capacity to care for others.

The Federal Reserve's bid to "get wages down" reflects the enduring hold of neoliberal thought at the highest levels of economic policymaking.

Socialist Accumulation and Its “Primitives” in Romania

Orientation One of the main problems with Western media (other than their non-stop anti-Russian propaganda), is the narrow and parochial manner in which they conceive world events. Like realists and liberals of international relations theory, they analyze world events two countries at a time, for example, the U.S. vs Russia. They appear to have little

The artist who Carlos Santana referred to as a “real ferocious Black Panther woman” that made Madonna seem “more like Marie Osmond” died of natural causes at 4:40 a.m. at her longtime home in for Homestead, Pennsylvania.

The incandescent, influential funk musician Betty Davis died on Wednesday. She made a string of albums in the mid-1970s that helped to shape stylish, Afrofuturist strains of funk and hip-hop.

Robert Brenner's critique of the market-focused theories of development which overlook class structures and relations, opening the door for third-worldist ideology.