The Story of Capital connects the world of the academy and the world of the street protest. By Max HolleranThe New RepublicJuly 27, 2026 For over a half century, David Harvey has been a central ...

Fifty years after Selections From the Prison Notebooks was first published in 1971, the joke remains popular: Antonio Gramsci is a communist you can bring home to your parents. It wouldn’t matter if ...

In Volume 1 of Capital, Karl Marx ventures the opinion that “classical political economy stumbles approximately onto the true state of affairs, but without consciously formulating it. It is unable to ...

For many of us, David Harvey was our introduction to Marxism. Whether it was the seminal course on Capital that went viral after the recession, his famous books on postmodernism or neoliberalism, or ...

David Harvey Anthropology Geography Graduate Center of the City University of New York (CUNY) Center for Place, Culture and Politics books Capital ...

A League of Socialist CitiesDavid Harvey interviewed by Richard Hames for Novara Media’s new show, Do Your Own Research.9 May 2026 ...

Live from the UNAM Exhibition and Congress Center, presented by the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters as part of the International Congress “Mexico at the Global Crossroads.” Professor Harvey’s ...

Professor Harvey’s remarks (which begin at 32:40) are in English, while the rest of the event is in Spanish.

“In The Story of Capital David Harvey returns once more to Karl Marx’s Capital, exploring the importance of rent-and-interest-bearing capital neglected in orthodox Marxism. Praising Harvey’s ...

In her justly-revered book, Abolition Geography, Ruth Wilson Gilmore articulates the prescience of the praxis, politics, and poetics of “abolition” as a central principle of liberation movements and ...

Ira and Rudy join renowned geographer David Harvey for a chat on his pedagogy and his theories of economics, neoliberalism and imperialism.