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The Politics of Extreme Debt and Climate Change Adaptation in the Global South

English, Klimakrise, Weltwirtschaftskrise / Tomasz Konicz

Berliner Gazette, 22.07.2022 Extreme debt is getting out of hand, especially in Africa and the Global South at large, where economic and climate crises are intertwined, fueling each other and making it clear that the inner and outer limits of capital have been reached, as Tomasz Konicz argues in his contribution to the BG text […]

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The Climate Crisis and the Outer Limits of Capital

English, Klimakrise / Tomasz Konicz

konicz.info, 14.01.2022 Why does capitalism fail to implement sustainable climate policies despite the escalating ecological crisis? For three decades, policymakers have promised to address the climate crisis. For three decades, global emissions of greenhouse gases have continued to climb, giving rise to the suspicion that the capitalist world system is incapable of reducing CO2 emissions

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Back to stagflation?

English, Weltwirtschaftskrise / Tomasz Konicz

znet, 29.12.2021 The end of the financialization of capitalism looks confusingly similar to the beginning. In recent weeks, a great retro fever has broken out in the business press. In the face of rapidly rising inflation and a mixed economic outlook, memories of the stagflation period in the 1970s are increasingly being evoked,1 when anemic

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Back to stagflation?

English, Weltwirtschaftskrise / Tomasz Konicz

konicz.info, 11/15/2021 The end of the financialization of capitalism looks confusingly similar to the beginning. In recent weeks, a great retro fever has broken out in the business press. In the face of rapidly rising inflation and a mixed economic outlook, memories of the stagflation period in the 1970s are increasingly being evoked,1 when anemic

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