Karl Marx’s anti-utopian line is often used to avoid discussion about what socialism would be like. But engaging in the nuts and bolts of how a postcapitalist economy might work is also necessary, to ...

In the website for Jacobin Magazine, Jonas Elvander of the Swedish magazine Flamman has interviewed Aaron Benanav of Cornell University about Benanav’s proposal for a multi-criterial socialism.

The podcast General Intellect Unit has ended its hiatus through releasing an episode where host Kyle Thompson and our very own James Macumber discuss the essay “Beyond Capitalism—I” by Aaron Benanav…

The third instalment of Aaron Benanav's 'Beyond capitalism' series turns to the question of transition to a multidimensional economy.

När vänsterns dröm är att återupprätta folkhemmet ställer forskaren Aaron Benanav den motsatta frågan: hur skulle ett postkapitalistiskt samhälle se ut?

The third instalment of Aaron Benanav's 'Beyond capitalism' series turns to the question of transition to a multidimensional economy.

The third instalment of Aaron Benanav's 'Beyond capitalism' series turns to the question of transition to a multidimensional economy.

Classical rational choice theory assumes preferences are complete, presupposing that an agent's evaluative considerations have a common scale. We drop completen

Classical rational choice theory assumes preferences are complete, presupposing that an agent's evaluative considerations have a common scale. We drop completen

Digital products and services keep getting worse. In the new report Breaking Free: Pathways to a fair technological future, the Norwegian Consumer Council has delved…

In this episode of the podcast Critical Theory in Context, Jacob Blumenfeld interviews Aaron Benanav of Cornell University about Benanav’s proposal for a multi-criterial socialist economy.

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The Center for Political Economy at Columbia University will be holding a discussion on how to move beyond capitalism. The discussion will be held in English. To participate, please register here.

<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>We invite you to join the Center for Political Economy on Monday, February 23 at 6pm for a scholarly discussion of alternative approaches to moving beyond capitalism. The discussion w...

<p>&nbsp;</p> <p>We invite you to join the Center for Political Economy on Monday, February 23 at 6pm for a scholarly discussion of alternative approaches to moving beyond capitalism. The discussion w...

Evgeny Morozov knows how to theorize (and, a fortiori, how to intellectually provoke) like few other mortals. The elegance of his argumentation and the sophistication of his critiques are legendary.…

Two technological futures are competing for political and material priority: generative AI and the green transition. Benanav argues that while AI is marketed as a world-reordering breakthrough, its pr...

Two technological futures are competing for political and material priority: generative AI and the green transition. Benanav argues that while AI is marketed as a world-reordering breakthrough, its pr...

Claudia Sheinbaum plans to repurpose the country's state-owned enterprises towards decarbonization

It’s far from radical to reject a system predicated on violence – despite what thinktanks might claim

In this new episode of the This Machine Kills podcast, co-hosts Jathan Sadowski and Edward Ongweso Jr. interview Aaron Benanav about the theoretical foundations of his proposal for a multi-criterial…

Der US-Wirtschaftshistoriker Aaron Benanav forscht zu einer Zukunft nach dem Kapitalismus. Mit Verweisen auf Otto Neurath und John M. Keynes skizziert er Umrisse einer demokratischen Planung.

We’re joined by Aaron Benanav to get into his magisterial essays laying out a vision of society beyond capitalism. In part 1 of our conversation, we lay out his incisive analysis of how capitalism is