Jayati Ghosh, writes that the failure of other wealthy countries to show any real solidarity in response to President Trump’s hostile protectionist policies is a prime example of a growing appetite for “mutual assured destruction.”

"Trump Is Trying To Reverse The New Deal".In an op-ed, Richard Wolff, (emeritus), writes that Project 2025, which the Trump administration is largely following, "targets what little remains of the New Deal: removing 'regulatory' state apparatuses." .

"What Germany's Economy Really Needs".Isabella Weber, has co-written an opinion piece arguing that new German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s economic strategy will not succeed.

Kevin L. Young, economics, is interviewed for a Money story discussing his 2024 co-authored article analyzing where the world’s wealthiest people attended college.

Bob Pollin,awarded the New School for Social Research's "Robert H. Mundheim Medal to the Living Spirit" during the New Schools' Awards ceremony. The medal is awarded each year to a "person who demonstrates dedication to the mission of the New School.

Bob Pollin, to be awarded the New School for Social Research's "Robert H. Mundheim Medal to the Living Spirit" on May 15 during the New Schools' Awards ceremony.

Fidan Ana Kurtulus, spoke at the US Senate on April 9, 2025, on the economic benefits of broad-based employee equity ownership, wherein workers have an ownership stake in the company where they work

In an interview, Gerald Epstein, economics and co-director of PERI, says global capitalists may no longer see the US as a “safe haven” under Trump.

Jayati Ghosh, delivered "Power, Control, and Democracy in the 21st Century," the 2025 Heilbroner Lecture at the New School on April 29.

Jayati Ghosh and Léonce Ndikumana are featured in a new documentary chronicling the quest for global tax fairness and against capital flight.

May 12, 2025 at 4pm to 5:30 pm EDT. In person at UMass Amherst or LIVESTREAM at Karl Marx’s magnum opus Capital, first published in 1867, remains one of the most influential books in the history of economics.

Missed the 2025 Philip Gamble Memorial Lecture? Watch the recording! .Understanding Minimum Wage and Immigration Policies: Cause and Effect and Evidence-Based Approaches.With David Card, Professor of Economics at the University of California, Berkeley

"The Global South Will Pay for Trump’s Trade War".Jayati Ghosh, writes in a commentary that the result of new tariffs "could be an entirely manufactured global recession, with the developing world bearing the brunt.” .

"Pervasive racial and ethnic disparities in the U.S. petrochemical workforce" Michael Ash, coauthored a new study finding that people of color were consistently underrepresented among the highest-paid jobs & overrepresented among the lowest-paid jobs

In a new video from INET, Ina Ganguli, shows how scientific breakthroughs—from vaccines to AI—are built on global talent flows.

"A green and inclusive post-pandemic recovery of the Blue Economy and coastal communities".Marta Vicarelli, is the lead researcher for a transnational comparative study of economic recovery and climate resilience implementation after COVID-19.

Decolonial Reconstellations: A 3-volume edited series by Mwangi wa Gĩthĩnji, is co-editor of the series comprised of Dynamics of Deep Time and Deep Place, Dissolving Master Narratives, and Reconceiving Identities in Political Economy.

In a new video from INET, Ina Ganguli, shows how scientific breakthroughs—from vaccines to AI—are built on global talent flows.

Gerald Epstein was interviewed on WWLP local news about the future of the economy.

2025 Undergrad Events day. Thursday May 1st. Crotty & Gordon Halls.1pm EURA poster session.3pm Undergrad Debate.4pm Pizza picnic with 🆓Free Econ T-shirts!