Jerry Harris

May 1, 2024 | znetwork.org | Jerry Harris |Bill Fletcher Jr.

Much of the Left would like to act as if nothing fundamental has changed in the way that capitalism has been operating over the last fifty years. Yes, some will acknowledge, the collapse of the USSR and the hegemony of the USA has been critical, but that seems to be where much of the analysis stops. The impact of dramatic changes in technology and, more importantly, the growing interconnections at a global level within capitalism are treated as minor tweaks to an otherwise firm system.

Apr 27, 2024 | portside.org | Jerry Harris

The Right Reads Gramsci: Project 2025 and Neo-Fascism Published April 27, 2024 It may come as a surprise, but the Right has been studying the work of Antonio Gramsci for years—and his ideas on the importance of culture and ideology have made a big impact on them. They concluded the Left has been following Gramsci’s lead ever since the cultural revolution of the 1960s, and captured the press, the universities, civil society, and most government institutions.

Apr 24, 2024 | convergencemag.com | Steven Gardiner |Jerry Harris |Harmony Goldberg |Molly Shack

It may come as a surprise, but the Right has been studying the work of Antonio Gramsci for years—and his ideas on the importance of culture and ideology have made a big impact on them. They concluded the Left has been following Gramsci’s lead ever since the cultural revolution of the 1960s, and captured the press, the universities, civil society, and most government institutions.

Apr 9, 2024 | liberationroad.substack.com | Jerry Harris

Understanding How the Ruling Class Rules Antonio Gramsci explained that hegemonic blocs are established by leading elements of the capitalist class to create a ruling consensus.

Feb 7, 2024 | carldavidson.substack.com | Jerry Harris |Carl Davidson

By Jerry Harris and Carl Davidson Perspectives on Global Development and TechnologyJanuary 2013The Occupy Wall Street movement is a demand for democracy in a world of financial power beyond the reach of popular will. People have reacted not only to the inequality of wealth, but also to the inequality of power that makes it possible. Starting with youth the rebellion has swelled with millions no longer accepting the legitimacy of Wall Street nor their political representatives in Washington.