Prof. Dr Moustafa El-abdallah Al Kafry - Sources of inflationary pressures in developing countries
Sources of inflationary pressures in developing countries - Prof. Dr Moustafa El-abdallah Al Kafry
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Sources of inflationary pressures in developing countries - Prof. Dr Moustafa El-abdallah Al Kafry
A development economist, she reached vantage positions in the world’s leading academic institutions, breaking the glass ceiling much before the term gained currency
Michael A. Lebowitz — When capital is in crisis, there are always two options – to give in or to move in. If masses are armed with a clear conception of the socialist alternative, they can turn a crisis in capitalism into the crisis of capitalism. Of course, it is possible that current struggles against the capitalist offensive ultimately may lead to a glorious defeat. It is possible but we must take that chance.
We are in the midst of a class war. That’s not unusual. There is always class war in capitalism – although sometimes it is hidden and sometimes there is
First published at Socialist Project. Given that the immanent drive and constant tendency of capital is to atomize the working class, what are the effects of this tendency? For the atomized worker, all other workers are competitors; all other workers are enemies in so far as they are competing for the same jobs. All other workers potentially stand between them and the satisfaction of their needs.