Transatlantic relations: a brief history since 1945 In 1945, the US emerged as the world's leading power. Unlike after World War I, the president and Congress now concluded that the country was a world power and acted accordingly. Very soon, the Soviet Union...
Le relazioni transatlantiche: una breve storia dal 1945 Nel 1945 gli Stati Uniti emersero come potenza mondiale dominante. A differenza di quanto era accaduto dopo la prima guerra mondiale, il presidente e il Congresso giunsero alla conclusione che il Paese era una...
Mesdames et messieurs, chers et chères collègues, auditeurs et auditrices, Le titre que je vous ai proposé comporte l’un de ces paradoxes logiques dont une certaine tradition philosophique est coutumière. Il pourrait n’être qu’une façon de conférer à bon compte une...
Conceptualizing Capitalism: Conversations with Henning Trüper Find all four Blogs with Henning Trüper here! Conversations with Henning Trüper. Photo Angela Schenk Berlin April 2025. BS: We want to draw some conclusions from our three previous discussions. We set...
Conceptualizing Capitalism: Conversations with Henning TrüperFind all four Blogs with Henning Trüper here! Conversations with Henning Trüper. Photo Angela Schenk Berlin April 2025. BS: In 1945, the US stood out as the world’s supreme empire. The war efforts that...
What is capitalism, and what is the state? In the advanced stage that appears in the USA today, the distinction seems unclear. However, is it an advanced stage? Isn’t what looks like the future, where Europe and the world will follow, a déjà-vu reiteration of an...
Conceptualizing Capitalism: Conversations with Henning Trüper Find all four Blogs with Henning Trüper here! Conversations with Henning Trüper. Photo Angela Schenk Berlin April 2025. BS: Our previous conversation could be summarized as capitalism made the states,...
Conceptualizing Capitalism: Conversations with Henning Trüper Find all four Blogs with Henning Trüper here! Conversations with Henning Trüper. Photo Angela Schenk Berlin April 2025. BS: In 1944, as the end of World War II loomed, Karl Polanyi published The Great...
Jonathan White is innovative and convincing in his approach to the question of how the future was made in the past and is or isn’t made today. He goes beyond a mainstream debate that departs from opposites like predictable or not predictable, makeable or not...
The development of the financial markets since the 1970s crisis has rejected the assumption about mutually reinforcing dynamics between capitalism and democracy. Joseph Vogle argues in Capital and Ressentiment: A Brief Theory of the Present, Cambridge: Polity Press...
