Ivana Isailovic

Jun 24, 2024 | lpeproject.org | Ntina Tzouvala |Ivana Isailovic |J. Benton Heath |Emmett Sanders

Heterodox scholars frequently criticize mainstream international law for thinking in terms of crisis, rather than structure, and for focusing on spectacular outbursts of violence, as opposed to the mundane structures of global political economy that result in the premature death and maiming of millions.

Jan 22, 2024 | lpeproject.org | Brian Callaci |Ivana Isailovic |Shahd Hammouri

The Biden administration has taken welcome steps to reform antitrust policy, including a long overdue abandonment of the dominant pro-corporate “consumer welfare” approach to antitrust. In particular, the antitrust agencies have raised the hopes of the labor movement and labor advocates by stating repeatedly that harms to labor from restraints of trade, mergers, and monopolistic practices will, at long last, be taken as seriously as harms to consumers when bringing cases and setting policy.