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Towards a political economy of algorithmic capitalism

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Reconsidering the ‘China model’ through structure and agency: The hybrid realities of Chinese capitalism and ‘socialism with Chinese characteristics’

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Canadian credit unions and the prospects for a post-capitalist economy

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Book Review: Mixing Pop and Politics: A Marxist History of Popular Music by Toby Manning

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