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Audio: Interview by Wisconsin Public Radio

Interview by Steve Paulson of the program To The Best of Our Knowledge on Wisconsin Public Radio on the topic of “unbridled capitalism“. Aired on January 2, 2011. Listen now:

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New article: The Future of the Commons, Radical History Review 2011(109): 101-107 (2011). Download PDF.


Review: Aaron Hess reviews A Companion to Marx’s Capital


Audio: Interview by Matthew Rothschild for Progressive Radio.


Review: The Enigma of Capital: and the Crises of Capitalism reviewed by Joseph Choonara for International Socialism.

Video: The Enigma of Capital Lecture at Berkeley

The Enigma of Capital and the Crises of Capitalism
University of California at Berkeley
Sponsors: Center for Middle Eastern Studies, Center of Global Metropolitan Studies
October 8, 2010

Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4 | Part 5

Update: Audio file now available. Thanks to Christopher.

Listen now (44 minutes):

[audio:Harvey_Berkeley_10-08-10.mp3]

Or download MP3 file (26.2 MB)

(To download right-click (on Mac, Control-click) on the above file and click ‘Save as’ or ‘Download to’.)


Interview with Against the Grain, KPFA Radio
October 12, 2010

David Harvey Interviewed on BBC World Service’s ‘The Forum’

David Harvey Interviewed on ‘The Forum’
BBC World Service
02/05/2010

“Innovation: One of America’s most prominent Nano scientists, Harvard Professor George Whitesides, explains how he believes nanotechnology could be about to revolutionize the world as we know it, eminent Marxist geographer David Harvey argues that capitalism is the primary driving force behind innovation. Award winning Indian author Radhika Jha weighs the options for one poor Indian village- trapped between tradition and the desire to leapfrog out of poverty.”

Listen here

The Dialectics of Social Change Lecture at CUNY

The Dialectics of Social Change
Department of Anthropology, CUNY Graduate Center
New York City
Friday April 30, 2010

Listen now (1 hour 35 minutes):

[audio:harvey_april30.mp3]

Or download MP3 file (9.8 MB)

(To download on a PC right-click on the above file and click ‘Save as’ or ‘Download to’. On a Mac Control-click instead of right-click.)

See also:
Book review of The Enigma of Capital by Andrew Gamble for the Independent

David Harvey Interviewed on BBC Radio 4

David Harvey Interviewed on BBC Radio 4
Thinking Allowed
4/28/2010

“‘Capital is the lifeblood that flows through the body politic of all those societies we call capitalist, spreading out, sometimes as a trickle and other times as a flood, into every nook and cranny of the inhabited world’, writes David Harvey, the world’s most cited academic geographer. He gives Laurie a radical critique of what governs that flow of capital and what causes the crises which, he claims, will increasingly disrupt that flow with alarming rapidity. Modern economics has buried its head in detail but ignored the systematic character of capital flow, he claims, and it is time for a restore an understanding of how capital works.”

Listen here.

Interview on The Guardian’s podcast “The Business”

The Business: Goldman Sachs in the Senate
The Guardian ‘The Business’ Podcast
Wednesday 28 April 2010

“Aditya Chakrabortty discusses Goldman Sachs’ appearance before a Senate committee, President Obama’s banking reform failure, which British political party has the most convincing economic model, plus we ask Prof David Harvey whether the financial crisis predictable and necessary?”

Listen now:
[audio:guardian-business-podcast.mp3]

A Financial Katrina – Remarks on the Crisis

A Financial Katrina
Remarks by Professor David Harvey
From “The Disruption: Left Interpretations of the Financial Crisis” Panel Discussion
Organized by the Center for Place, Culture and Politics, the Center for Humanities and the Brecht Forum
City University of New York Graduate Center
October 29, 2008
26 minutes 33 seconds

Listen now:

[audio:A_Financial_Katrina.mp3]

Or download MP3 file (24.4 MB)

(To download on a PC right-click on the above file and click ‘Save as’ or ‘Download to’. On a Mac Control-click instead of right-click.)

Slides:

(Slides 1-5 referenced beginning at 6 minutes 30 seconds.  Slide 6 referenced at 10 minutes 10 seconds.)

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