May 20, 2012
The State and Capital: A Love Affair
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 3 commentsD’Amato: In banking, it’s dog eat dog (and the reverse).
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May 15, 2012
The IP Wars as “Competition”
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • No commentsD’Amato: “Competition” today is no more than a clash between rich, monolithic global corporate titans who would rather use the legal system to ban competitors than actually compete.
May 6, 2012
The Source of Structural Inequality
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 2 commentsD’Amato on Krugman’s blind spot.
May 2, 2012
Don’t Worry About Occupy
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • Comments OffD’Amato: Occupy is labor’s future, if it has one.
Apr 30, 2012
Musings on May Day
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 3 commentsD’Amato: Workers of the world, unite!
Apr 15, 2012
The Rhetoric and Reality of “Reform”
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • Comments OffA bank shot by David D’Amato.
Apr 9, 2012
Review: The Accumulation of Freedom
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Feature Articles • 3 commentsDavid D’Amato reviews AK Press’s collection of anarchist writing on economics
Apr 2, 2012
The Modern-Day Mercantile System
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 1 commentD’Amato: Deja vu all over again.
Mar 30, 2012
Big Profits for China’s “Big Four”
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 1 commentD’Amato on a different kind of Gang of Four.
Mar 29, 2012
“Moral Crime” in the Total State
Posted by David S. D'Amato in Commentary • 1 commentD’Amato: Under the pretext of protection people from themselves and from their own vices, the state engages in all kinds of villainy and misconduct.
