Economic Crisis and Globalization - Richard D. Wolff Lecture 6

Lecture 6
This eight session lecture series, from Spring 2009, is taught by Dr. Wolff, in the context of the same name graduate course, offered by the Graduate Program for International Affairs (GPIA) of the New School University in New York. Not only does Dr. Wolff challenge the conventional thinking of the crisis, he provides one of the central frames which links all of our projects: the role and influence of capital as a structuring force in our daily lives

[@SherryVapors]

All the best. No more remardks about the low number of viewers. THIS lack of curiosity is one of the things that has placed us in this mess.

[@dosomething3]

This is one of the most thought inspiring lectures I have ever seen. It threw my whole life around with almost every sentence. The low viewer rate must be due to the audio quality.

[@anthonyhacking7898]

I think she meant pushed into the labour force around 5 minutes in, I'm not being particular just taking notes, I like what she says but is talking about problems of women going into work while saying "being pushed out of the labour force" over and over, if anyone else catches that, She means pushed into the labour force to raise the standard of living. And I don't think this has lower viewing because people don't care, I think its either people want to just skip to the end at this point or think the video was mis-titled, because it says Ricard D. Wolff but the picture is her. I thought it was clip bate at first tbh. Love everyone guys and gals xoxo

[@Hexanitrobenzene]

42:34 "...americans work 20 hours more a week..." I think she meant 20 percent, because that's what R. Wolff says.

[@Hexanitrobenzene]

13:48 "...that sort of necrophile romance that the religious right has with the family..." - heavy artillery in retorics. The sad thing is that she seems to be right...

[@Hexanitrobenzene]

44:17 Czechoslovakia does not exist anymore...