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October – 2014 – For the Desk Drawer

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Piketty Digest #16: A Global Tax on Capital. October 28, 2014,. By Adam David Morton. With all the furore surrounding Thomas Piketty’s. Capital in the 21st Century. My aim here is to carry a weekly focus on the book via. For the Desk Drawer. The purpose is modest. There is already in existence some rather excellent coverage and detailed engagement with the book both in the general media and on specific blog sites. I am thinking here of the analyses by Michael Roberts on his blog site. Read more →. For th...

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Media – For the Desk Drawer

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Staff Spotlight: Department of Political Economy, University of Sydney. November 25, 2014,. By Adam David Morton. The Mexican Revolution Today: A revolution of two halves. May 30, 2012,. By Adam David Morton. Passive Revolution in 60 seconds. May 30, 2012,. By Adam David Morton. The Ideology of Nature in Butcher’s Crossing. Adam David Morton, May 9, 2016. 8220;Novel” Reading in 2015. Adam David Morton, April 24, 2016. Trailer: Revolution and State in Modern Mexico. Adam David Morton, April 24, 2016.

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December – 2014 – For the Desk Drawer

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Top of the Piketty Pops. December 29, 2014,. By Adam David Morton. With a note of thanks to all the readers of my Piketty Digests I also thought it would be interesting to relay in this blog post what the most popular top ten digests of Thomas Piketty’s. Capital in the Twenty-First Century. Have been on For the Desk Drawer. In 2014. Overall, the Piketty Digests have attracted over 40,000 page views to date. Read more →. The Ideology of Nature in Butcher’s Crossing. Adam David Morton, May 9, 2016. Reflect...

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Teaching – For the Desk Drawer

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PSA Bernard Crick Award for Outstanding Teaching. I was awarded the 2015 Political Studies Association (PSA) main prize of the Bernard Crick Award for Outstanding Teaching. This second-year course covers past classics in political economy, from Karl Marx to Karl Polanyi, Leon Trotsky to Rosa Luxemburg as well as contemporary classics in the work of Ellen Meiksins Wood, Charles Post, Jairus Banaji, David Harvey, Leo Panitch and Sam Gindin, J.K. Gibson-Graham, David Ruccio, and Yanis Varoufakis. Both Andre...

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The alter-images of the Piketty Digests – For the Desk Drawer

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The alter-images of the Piketty Digests. November 18, 2014,. With very little need for any text, here are all eighteen Piketty Digests, chapter-by-chapter, according to the “set images” used for each blog post. Peruse and click. Each thumbnail on the carousel will take you to the individual blog post. Growth: Illusions and Realities. The Metamorphoses of Capital. The Capital/Income Ratio in the Long Run. From Old Europe to the New World. The Capital-Labor Split in the C21st. Inequality of Labour Income.

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Biography – For the Desk Drawer

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Adam David Morton is Professor of Political Economy in the Department of Political Economy. At the University of Sydney. Which he joined in 2014. Previously he was an Associate Professor in Political Economy and co-Director of the Centre for the Study of Social and Global Justice (CSSGJ). In 2008, he was the inaugural ‘Latin American Perspectives Visiting Fellow’ (2008) that involved a period of affiliation at the University of California, Riverside linked to the journal Latin American Perspectives.

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Novel Reading in 2014 – For the Desk Drawer

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Novel Reading in 2014. January 1, 2015,. It is clearly less extensive than, for example, Stuart Elden’s voracious novel reading as he wonderfully documents on. But I do like the idea of listing the novels one reads, as a note-to-self of the books themselves and the thoughts, places, and politics they may evoke regardless of the pace of that reading. I just wish that I had adopted the habit of noting down my novel reading sooner! In the order in which they were read, my 2014 list of novels was:. That, to ...

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Gramsci and the International – For the Desk Drawer

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Gramsci and the International. February 6, 2013,. Across ten densely packed but concisely organised paragraphs, Antonio Gramsci penned a piece of journalism entitled ‘Towards the Communist International’, printed in the newspaper L’Ordine Nuovo. On 26 July 1919. Although the egregious Michael Gove. UK Secretary of State for Education, may claim Gramsci as one of two individuals that have most influenced him (the other was reality TV star Jade Goody! Gramsci’s aim in and beyond Italian politics in 1919 wa...

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July – 2014 – For the Desk Drawer

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Piketty Digest #3: Growth: Illusions and Realities. July 30, 2014,. By Adam David Morton. With all the furore surrounding Thomas Piketty’s. Capital in the 21st Century. My aim here is to carry a weekly focus on the book via. For the Desk Drawer. The purpose is modest. There is already in existence some rather excellent coverage and detailed engagement with the book both in the general media and on specific blog sites. I am thinking here of the analyses by Michael Roberts on his blog site. Read more →.