The Resilience of Extractive Diplomacy

Update: 2021-03-24

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Prof Michael Hudson (michael-hudson.com) joins to talk about society’s fragility under the weight of land based debt. How have geo-political debates been defined by the contest between the predatory, extractive model and public ownership? Good vs bad money printing, multi generational mortgages and climate pressures are also discussed. Good times. Show notes

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The Resilience of Extractive Diplomacy

Karl Fitzgerald with MIchael Hudson

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The Resilience of Extractive Diplomacy

Karl Fitzgerald with MIchael Hudson

The Resilience of Extractive Diplomacy