My collaborator Indradeep Ghosh, who is an MIT-trained macroeconomist who has made a profound and radical transition over the course of his career, to what is now a heterodox and deeply polysemic approach to economics, is currently posting a chapter-by-chapter commentary on Philip Goodchild’s Theology of Money, a text that was the subject of a major book event here at this blog several years ago. I think his reading will be instructive for anyone interested in the economic endgame and ideological farce of the neoliberal hunger games. Read, hear, and inwardly mark.
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Very clear and interesting. Let’s hope it continues.
OT : I find I cannot determine if Brad’s Twitter feed is satire or not. Well played sir.(?)