Dylan Sullivan

1 week ago | blackagendareport.com | Dylan Sullivan |Jason Hickel |Ann Garrison |Hanna Eid

Ama Ata Aidoo's lands a knock-out blow to white neocolonial anti-African revisionism. If it is true, as Frantz Fanon told us, that one strategy of colonialism was to degrade, dismiss, and destroy the history and culture of the colonized, it is also true that neocolonialism operates in a similar fashion on the history and culture of anti-colonial struggle.

1 week ago | blackagendareport.com | Ann Garrison |Kai Cash |Dylan Sullivan |Jason Hickel

The Black Alliance for Peace demands an end to U.S. and Western interference in Burkina Faso, rejecting neocolonial policies in the Sahel and standing with African sovereignty. Originally published in Black Alliance for Peace. It is no surprise to the Black Alliance for Peace’s (BAP) Africa Team and U.S. Out of Africa Network (USOAN) that aggression is stepping up against the countries in the anti-imperialist Alliance of Sahel States.

Dec 4, 2024 | lacasademitia.es | Jason Hickel |Dylan Sullivan

04 de diciembre de 2024 (23:04 h.) Jason Hickel, Dylan Sullivan SCIENCE DIRECT ESPAI MARXResumenAlgunos planteamientos sobre el desarrollo internacional sostienen que para acabar con la pobreza y lograr una buena vida para todos será necesario que todos los países alcancen los niveles de PIB per cápita que caracterizan actualmente a los países de renta alta.

May 1, 2024 | equals.ink | Jason Hickel |Michail Moatsos |Dylan Sullivan

Today is a celebration of the hard-won rights for workers around the world but also a reminder that the struggle remains, and even more so, as conditions for many are regressing. In this week’s Bulletin, we’ve analysed new data and found worrying trends in shareholder payouts and wages. While it paints a gloomy picture, there are rays of hope. Read our full press release and methodology note. Record-breaking dividend payouts.

Jan 14, 2024 | dailybulletin.com.au | Dylan Sullivan

It has become an article of faith among many economists that China’s pro-market reforms of the 1980s and 1990s ushered in a sustained reduction in poverty. This narrative relies on figures from the World Bank, showing that over the past 40 years the number of people in China living in “extreme poverty” (less than US$1.90 per day) fell by almost 800 million. That’s a fair chunk of the world population, which is currently about eight billion.