Capitalism & Crisis > Nature of crisis
A weapon for the movement
10 May 2012
Comrades in London are beginning their collective study of Marx's Capital. Jack Conrad introduces what is still an unequalled work
A story of isolation
11 May 2017
Unification under capitalism can only but perpetuate inequality, writes Michael Roberts
The ruling class turns?
08 Dec 2016
Following the Brexit vote and the election of Donald Trump, Hillel Ticktin analyses capital’s perspectives
Cycles within cycles
01 Dec 2016
Nick Rogers reviews: Michael Roberts, 'The long depression: how it happened, why it happened and what happens next', Haymarket Books, 2016, pp360, £14.99
Economics of the madhouse
01 Dec 2016
Despite the construction boom, things are not boding well for Erdoğan, writes Esen Uslu
Integration and disintegration
01 Dec 2016
Hillel Ticktin outlines the political and economic forces at play in the European Union
Rate of profit continues to fall
13 Oct 2016
Michael Roberts looks at the US data from 1948 to 2015
The period of transition
06 Oct 2016
What does it mean to say that capitalism is in decline? Hillel Ticktin analyses the characteristics of the final stage
Time running out fast
08 Sep 2016
Capitalism is a system unfit to cope with the ecological crisis, writes Eddie Ford
Brexit, China and the Fed
23 Jun 2016
The prospect of a global recession is very real, writes Michael Roberts
Not so new economics
26 May 2016
Michael Roberts reports on John McDonnell’s plan to ‘transform capitalism’
No substitute for politics
05 May 2016
Is it really as simple as ‘social networks vs the hierarchies’? Yassamine Mather takes issue with Paul Mason
Consistent, realistic, verifiable
28 Apr 2016
Michael Roberts reviews: Fred Moseley, 'Money and totality', Brill, 2016, pp436, £102
North and south
31 Mar 2016
What is the nature of modern imperialism, asks Michael Roberts, one hundred years after Lenin?
Robots and capitalism
18 Feb 2016
Can new technology and artificial intelligence open up a new period of expansion for capital? Michael Roberts examines the possibilities and problems
Going nowhere fast
11 Feb 2016
The present period is one of transition, argues Hillel Ticktin. But how can we escape from the current impasse?