Recent posts
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Watch: Eco-feminism & ‘handbag economics’ April 2015
Northern Visions sat down with Mary Mellor, Emeritus Professor of Sociology at Northumbria University. Read more
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Cryptocurrencies & the ‘looking glass’ world of finance – May 2022
It is a world where techno-giant companies can have share values that bear little or no relation to their underlying profitability. Read more
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The politics of women & nature: affinity, contingency or material relation? June1996
This paper was published in the Journal of Political Ideologies in June 1996. Read more
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Pandemic lockdown: economic survival depends on magic money trees – Jan 2021
The magic in these trees is the revelation that states can create money out of thin air and do not need to rely on ‘borrowing’ from the financial sector. Read more
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An Eco-Feminist Proposal – June 2019
“The concept of provisioning is rooted in feminist economics, with its concern for both productive and reproductive labour…” Read more
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Watch: Public Money as a route to Ecofeminist Socialism – June 2023
An Independent Socialists in Wellingborough Zoom meeting held on Thursday, July 27th 2023. Read more
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Watch: Sustaining Life, Ecofeminism & Economic Man – Oct 2013
This talk was the sixth of 11 talks during the autumn of 2013 on Adventures in New Economics. Read more
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Watch: Mary Mellor at Positive Money Student Conference – Dec 2010
Professor Mary Mellor speaks at the Positive Money Student Conference on Monetary Reform and Fractional Reserve Banking. Read more
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Osborne plan has no basis in economics – June 2015
Professor Mary Mellor was one of a number of other notable economists who signed an open letter to George Osborne. Read more
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Watch: Ecofeminist Economics for Sustainability & Social Justice – February 2016
The case is made that money needs to be democratised and re-oriented to public and social benefit. Read more
