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[S1 E21]

Prof. Harvey talks about the rate and mass of surplus-value and explores why capital is more interested in the mass of surplus-value.that. It...

[S1 20]

Prof. Harvey talks about the Plastics industry, its impact on the environment, and how the forces of...

[S1 E19]  

A study from the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) revealed an unprecedented increase in carbon dioxide emissions. Prof. Harvey discusses the implications of the study, what the results mean for our 

[S1 E18] 

Prof. Harvey answers the question of production and realization as it relates to today's economy and job market and the contemporary composition of the working class.

[S1 E17]

Prof. Harvey talks about what is needed to move beyond capitalism, what are the crucial aspects of the social struggle that will take place in the coming years. 

[S1 E16]

Prof. Harvey argues that contemporary capitalism is heavily inflected towards accumulation by dispossession as opposed to accumulation through exploitation of living labor in production. Large capital...

[S1 E15]

Prof. Harvey talks about how capital came to power, the brutality and the violence with which...

[S1 E14]

Prof. Harvey discusses Marx's theory of Capital and its relevance today. Consumers have less and less autonomy. Their choices, even how they will...

[S1 E13]

Prof. Harvey talks about rate of growth vs. mass of growth, and argues that the latter, often ignored, is actually...

[S1 E12] Part 2 of 2

Prof. Harvey continues his interview with Chris Caruso, Director of Education at The People's Forum.