ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Isabella Weber joins Oliver Eagleton to discuss the economics of beating the far right, the crisis of inflation, and whether Burnham's policies will deliver.
Weber's new book, Anti-Fascist Economics, is out now from Penguin: https://www.penguin.co.uk/books/476377/anti-fascist-economics-by-weber-isabella/9780241796757
Chapters:
(0:00) Introduction
(0:30) What is 'antifascist economics'?
(1:41) How 'free' markets pave the way for authoritarianism
(3:29) Neoliberalism and fascism: where they converge and where they differ
(7:05) The affordability agenda
(10:15) Anti-imperialist economics
(13:12) Anti-fascist economics in practice: Pedro Sánchez
(14:43) Zohran Mamdani
(19:28) Can Andy Burnham stop Reform?
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