Eskiden bir insan anlatılırken “Çok iyi biridir”, “Vefalıdır”, “Eli açıktır”, “Dost canlısıdır” denirdi. Bugün ise birini överken kullanılan kelimeler değişti: “Çevresi çok güçlü”, “İş bitirici”, “Bağlantıları kuvvetli”, “İşe yarayan biri.”

From the Margins to the Mainstream: Agustín Laje and the Making of a Radical Right Intellectual in #Argentina #JavierMilei

Producing language is what makes humans unique, but how did this arise in the first place? Rejecting Chomsky’s view of language, our video of the week argues that language arose from ritual and the social power of women. Feat. Jerome Lewis et al. at @radicalanthro.c.im.ap.brid.gy buff.ly/oGVvRGO

#AB'nin Rusya'ya yönelik 20. #Yaptırım Paketi yalnızca #Rusya yerleşikleri değil, küresel ticaret ağlarını ve gelişmekte olan finansal teknolojileri de doğrudan hedef alıyor. 📌 AB 20. Yaptırım Paketi: Ticaret ve Finans Dünyasında Yeni Bir Dönem www.linkedin.com/pulse/ab-20-...

Chomsky’s relationship with Epstein exposes a contradiction at the heart of his work: Chomsky often shows open disdain for the masses. This piece contends that this elitist pessimism undercuts his commitment to collective struggle. By @erikmbaker.bsky.social in @thedriftmag.com

Digging into the dark money that flows through Britain, Kojo and Dalia find out what made Stephanie quit her job hiding rich people’s assets, why Peter couldn’t find anyone to publish his story about Labour corruption and what normal people can do to challenge the global system of wealth extraction.

Nancy Fraser is the Henry and Louise A. Loeb Professor Emeritus of Philosophy and Politics at the New School for Social Research, and a member of the Editorial Committee of New Left Review. Trained as a philosopher, she specializes in critical social theory and political philosophy.

Even the World Bank is now advocating the very state-led industrial policy it once denied for the Global South. But as our essay of the week warns, the South must go beyond past developmentalist and national industrialization experiments. By Nada Elkamary and Sami Shaheen buff.ly/1fqO5a3

Sürdürülebilirliği korku ve suçluluk üzerinden değil, uygulanabilir ve günlük hayata entegre edilebilir adımlar üzerinden ele alan pratik bir rehber. Küçük ama etkili değişimlerle bireysel ve kolektif dönüşümün mümkün olduğunu göstermeyi amaçlıyor.

Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz reveals how energy chokepoints have long underpinned imperial power. Our essay of the week argues that the current crisis is accelerating the erosion of American dollar hegemony. By @mona-ali.bsky.social in @equatormag.bsky.social buff.ly/PnPnTKw

ABD, İran karşısında yenildi ve bu, yenilgiler tarihindeki en parlak sayfalardan biri olacak. Bununla birlikte, İran’ın 10 şartı, bana kalırsa, propaganda amaçlı bir manzumeden başka bir şey değil.

Capitalism was above all a historically contingent creation. Tracing capitalism’s planetary conquest from imperial adventure to fossil-fuel extraction, our book of the week details how land, labor, and even survival itself became commodities. By Trevor Jackson on @wwnorton.com buff.ly/AFDcSPG

What if British neoliberalism has been chasing the ghost of Soviet central planning all along? Below podcast argues, both systems attempt to banish uncertainty with “totalizing” logics that elide history, politics, and the open-endedness of social life.

A sanctioned banker accused of financing Iran’s Revolutionary Guard owns a luxury villa in Marbella through the Spanish subsidiary of a UK company.

Leaked transaction data reveals how a major refinery in Ireland feeds into the aluminum supply chain of Russian weapons manufacturers arming Putin’s forces as they attack Ukraine.

Trump's governing template, Project 2025, has unleashed a coordinated assault on democracy, rights, and pluralism both at home and abroad. Our hidden gem of the week maps the export of this Heritage Foundation–led playbook worldwide. By @globalextremism.bsky.social buff.ly/ymZeuo5

Byung-Chul Han, often dubbed the “left-wing Sloterdijk” is widely received as an accessible critic of neoliberalism. Yet it is precisely this accessibility that generates deeper problems. The issue is not that he speaks to lived experience, but his prose is calibrated to immediate intelligibility.

Incest has shifted in both discourse and culture over recent decades. As this essay traces, this fragile narrative has since seeped into mainstream culture, from memoirs of abuse to TikTok "boy moms" and reality TV. By @brianconnolly.bsky.social in @parapraxismag.bsky.social

#Foucault: Felsefe tarihinin en gerici filozofu?

Once hailed for spurring infrastructure and challenging the IMF, Chinese lending in Africa is increasingly burdened by opaque debt restructuring that sidesteps multilateralism. Our hidden gem of the week unpacks the contradictions of South-South development finance. By Yan Liang buff.ly/qyvOiO1

Genel olarak kapitalizm özel olarak da emperyalist kapitalizm, kendisini yıkıp (kaçınılmazdır bu) yeniden kurmayı başaran bir sistemdir.

Five must-reads on US #imperialism in Latin America

Japan’s supposed leap from isolation to “miracle nation” is far messier than nostalgia or Western myth allows. Opening with Japan’s forced encounter with Western power in 1853, this podcast surveys the long history of the nation’s scramble to modernize.

Drawing from queer theory, this essay argues that Nazis exploited male camaraderie to forge a monolithic masculinity built on repression, purity myths, and domination, yet riddled with covert homoeroticism. By Evgenia Skvortsova et al. in @illwill.bsky.social

Deux kilomètres seulement séparent la vie nocturne de l'élite syrienne à Damas des ruines de Jobar, emblème d'un pays ravagé par la guerre, les sanctions et, désormais, une «libéralisation» creuse.

Once the punchline of European café culture, American tourists have become a metaphor for global capitalism. Our essay of the week tracks how American consumption turns cities into “made in Italy” theme parks for Instagram selfies. By Francesco Pacifico in @thedialmag.bsky.social buff.ly/918pg3B

The English Premier League epitomizes how finance capital has colonized even the most storied corners of British public life. Below podcast explores how clubs have become speculative assets, embedded in the logic of global accumulation.

"The need for radical change," wrote Marcuse, "must be rooted in the subjectivity of individuals themselves." Our French pick of the week demonstrates how his belief in revolution was inseparable from his analysis of fascism. By Haud Guéguen in @editionsamsterdam.bsky.social buff.ly/MB1EEtb

Infrastructuralism, distributive politics and the persistence of populist rule: This paper by Güldem Özatağan & Ayda Eraydın offers a practice-oriented lens and a context-sensitive approach to inquire what populists do when in government and how resilient they remain by exploring the case of Türkiye

Zohran Mamdani at its best.

Rejecting the mainstream economistic argument that reducing inequality constrains growth, while the study of @wid.world reveals it is quite the opposite: equality and prosperity rose because of "social-democratic" institutions like universal public services, labor rights, and democracy.

From working-class unionist under dictatorship to three-term president, Lula da Silva’s journey reflects Brazil’s uneasy balance between procedural democracy and deep inequality. Below essay by ‪‪Andre Pagliarini @apagliar.bsky.social tracing the rise of Lula's pragmatic leftism.

Finans kuruluşlarının günden güne artan #iklimdeğişikliği risklerine karşı daha dirençli olabilmesi için iklim risklerini tanımlama, ölçme ve entegre etme stratejilerini benimsemesi gerekmektedir. #sürdürülebilirlik

#Papara krizi bağlamında okunmalı: Avrupa Bankacılık Otoritesi (EBA), Avrupa Birliği’nin (AB) finans sektörünü etkileyen karapara aklamanın ve terör finansmanının önlenmesi (AML/CFT) risklerine dair beşinci görüşünü yayımladı.

Irak Kürdistan Bölgesel Yönetimi kurucu başbakanının beş oğlu, ABD’de gayrimenkuller satın alıp lüks alışverişler gerçekleştiriyor. Ancak kamuoyuna sızdırılan belgelere göre, harcanan paranın büyük bir kısmı büyük çaplı ABD şirketleri ile bağlantılı Kürt holdinglerinden gelmektedir.

#AB #Rusya'nın #Ukrayna'ya yönelik işgalini destekleyen enerji, finans ve askeri-endüstriyel kompleks dahil kilit sektörleri hedef alan çok sayıda kısıtlayıcı tedbirden oluşan yeni #yaptırım paketini kabul etti. 📌 Avrupa Birliği 19. yaptırım paketi www.linkedin.com/pulse/avrupa...

Rediscovering the bygone charms of Büyükada: Trotsky’s ‘island of peace and forgetfulness’ is still beautifully lost in time www.ft.com/content/2f0c...

Disunited nations: the UN at 80 by Anne-Cécile Robert & Christophe Ventura via @mondediplo.com (October 2025) mondediplo.com/10778

İsrail 20 bini çocuk olmak üzere en az 67 bin Gazzeliyi öldürdü. Hamas’ı bitiremedi, rehinelerini kurtaramadı, diplomatik ilişkileri hasar aldı; antisemitizmin içini boşaltarak soykırımcı diye anılan, sadece aşırı sağcı & ırkçıların desteklediği devlet haline geldi. www.avlaremoz.com/2025/10/07/7...

Few thinkers have been championed by such a wide range of political coalitions, from American Progressives to Taiwanese anti-communists, early zionists to the global Green Party. So how did American libertarianism come to embrace Henry George, too? asteriskmag.com/issues/10/th...

What is Fascism? #Fascism was the most consequential political invention of the twentieth century. Its challenge to the liberal, capitalist order of Europe was momentous and murderous.

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