Nancy Fraser in the New York Times Online

New School Professor Nancy Fraser was recently interviewed for a piece in the New York Times’ online blog, The Opinionator–or more specifically, the series on contemporary philosophy called ‘The Stone‘. Her interview, fascinatingly titled “A Feminism Where ‘Lean In’ Means Leaning On Others”, can be viewed in its entirety here.

Julia Ott on the BBC

New School Professor Julia Ott was recently interviewed by the BBC for a program entitled, “US Capitalism in the 21st Century”.  A clip of Julia’s interview discussing Veblen Goods, among other topics, can be viewed here.

Teresa Ghilarducci in The Atlantic

New School Professor Teresa Ghilarducci recently wrote an article in The Atlantic online, available here. Entitled “Finding the Silver Lining in a Potential Interest-Rate Hike,” the article discusses potential upsides to the Federal Reserve’s raising of interest rates.

Julia Ott | “Slaves: The capital that made capitalism”

Slaves: The Capital that Made Capitalism Julia Ott — August 20, 2015 (this post was republished in its entirety from Public Seminar) The slaves of General Thomas F. Drayton, 1862 © Henry P. Moore | Wikimedia Commons This post, adapted from a lecture in the team-taught course “Rethinking Capitalism” at The New School for Social

Neil Altman – “Economic Globalization and Mental Health”

Economic Globalization and Mental Health Neil Altman — July 31, 2015 (This post was republished in its entirety from Public Seminar) Farming in India © Kannan Muthuraman | Flickr Economic globalization is much in the news these days, most recently as Congress debated President Obama’s proposal for a “free trade” agreement with the nations of

Betsy Beasley – “Another New Kind of Marriage”

Another New Kind of Marriage Betsy Beasley — July 20, 2015 (This post was republished in its entirety from Public Seminar) …or does it? © Elvert Barnes | Flickr On Friday, the Supreme Court of the United States issued a decision guaranteeing the right of same-sex couples to marry in every state in the nation.

Cinzia Arruzza – “The Greek Referendum: a new Battle of Marathon”

The Greek Referendum: A New Battle of Marathon Cinzia Arruzza — July 6, 2015 (This post was republished in its entirety from Public Seminar) Painting of Pheidippides as he gave word of the Greek victory over Persia at the Battle of Marathon to the people of Athens. Luc-Olivier Merson, 1869 © Public Domain | Wikimedia

Eli Zaretsky – “We Are All Greek”

We Are All Greek Eli Zaretsky — June 30, 2015 (This post was republished in its entirety from Public Seminar) During the thirties Edmund Wilson recalled his reaction to the stock market crash of 1929 as “not depressing but stimulating. One couldn’t help being exhilarated by the sudden unexpected collapse of that stupid, gigantic fraud.”