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- Marketocracy and the Capture of People and Planet
- Identifying a Safe and Just Corridor for People and the Planet
- The Energy-Extractives Nexus and the Just Transition
- Lithium and the Contradictions in the Energy Transition that Devastate the Global South In Favour of the Global North
- The Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Great Reset and the End of Life as We Know it
- Democratic Reform, Intergenerational Justice and the Challenges of the Long-Term
- From Profit Taking to Life Making: Quality Care for People and Planet
- Educating for the Future We Want
- Confronting Inequality in the “New Normal”: Hyper-capitalism, Proto-socialism, and Post-pandemic Recovery
- The Capture of Democracy to Impose Marketocracy
- Epidemic Response — The Legacy of Colonialism
- Human Rights in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
- COVID-19 and Marketocracy
- Manipulations of Freedom
- Racial Capitalism and COVID-19
- The Robbery of Nature
- The Pandemic as a Manifesto of a General and Prolonged Crisis of the Capitalist System
- Anti COVID Vaccines — Temporary Suspension of Patents?
- Transitioning to Geocratia
- Water as the Pandora's Box of Ecological Debacle from South and Central America
- Emancipation in the Neoliberal Era
- Bildung in the 21st Century — Why sustainable prosperity depends upon reimagining education
- Democratising Firms — –A Cornerstone of Shared and Sustainable Prosperity
- Capitalism and Robbery
- Neoliberal economics, planetary health, and the COVID-19 pandemic: a Marxist ecofeminist analysis
- The Politics of Food in Venezuela
- The Dictatorship of Financial Capitalism
- The Preemptive Counterrevolution and the Rise of the Far Right in Brazil
- (Un)witting Servitude and Minds Manipulation
- Ethnic-Peasant Resistance in South America and Mesoamerica to the 4.0 Agriculture of Catastrophe Capitalism
- A Tale of Two Utopias - Work in a Post-Growth World
- The Case for a Basic Income
- Back to Production — An Analysis of the Imperialist Global Economy
- California's Migrant Workers
- A Labour Code for the 21st Century
- Capitalism of Dispossession in the Palm Oil Plantations in the Countries of the Global South - Contexts, Struggles and Peasant Resistance
- The Expropriation of Nature
- Where there is no vision, the people perish: a utopian ethic for a transformed future
- "Representative" Democracy in a State of Advanced Decomposition
- The Precariat
- Why Ecosocialism: For a Red-Green Future
- To Die for Wall Street
- Freedom and Responsibility
- Absolute Capitalism
- Planetary Offensive Against Social Security
- The Underlying Causes of Immigration from Mexico to the United States
- The Progressively Accelerated Degradation of the Environment
- The New Service Proletariat
- Value transfer and human degradation in an automotive enterprise cluster in Mexico
- Basic Income as a fundamental Human Right in the People and Planet paradigm
- Human Rights: Advancing the Frontier of Emancipation
- Debunking the myths behind US malice towards Mexico
- Perspectives About a Treaty on Transnational Corporations: Triumphalist Activism vs. the Reality of Facts
- Living Wages in the Paradigm Transition
- The Catastrophe of Bangladesh – An emblematic case of globalised capitalism
- Observations on the Final Report of the Special Representative of the UN Secretary General on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises, John Ruggie
- A Dialogue with Ruggie? To change so that everything remains the same...
- Business and Human Rights: Towards a New Paradigm of True Democracy and the Sustainability of People and Planet or Rhetoric Rights in a Sea of Deception and Posturing
- Business and Human Rights: Upholding the Market’s Social Darwinism
- TJSGA's commentary on the UN Norms draft
- Brazil goes back to an oligarch past
- Mexico: Hell is the Tijuana assembly line
- The Role of the Working Class in the Struggle Against Transnational Corporations
- Living Wages: The GRI's Missing Link
- Corporate Social Responsibility without Living Wages is Irresponsible and Unsustainable
