Alan Nasser is Professor Emeritus of Political Economy and Philosophy at The Evergreen State College, where he taught from 1975 to 2006.
He received his Doctorate from the Department of Philosophy at Indiana University. He has taught at Indiana University, Binghamton University and Grinnell College, and has had visiting appointments at the University of Oregon, the University of Washington and Hampshire College. He has also delivered invited presentations at Dartmouth College, the University of London, Oxford University, the University of Lille, the University of Peking and York University. His articles have appeared in a range of venues including the Australasian Journal of Philosophy, the International Philosophical Quarterly, Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, Social Concept, Monthly Review, Mercer Law Review, Religious Studies, Psychoanalytic Review, Psychoanalysis and Contemporary Thought, Global Research, CounterPunch, Common Dreams, Information Clearing House, and others.
He has been an editor of The Insurgent Sociologist and Studies in Medieval Culture.
He is currently working on a book on the global economic crisis and the future of neoliberal capitalism. His current research projects focus on the theory of economic growth in post-Keynesian capitalism and the structure of a democratic socialist economy.
The Myth of the American Middle Class
How Modern Money Works
The Case Against Labor-Market Individualism
Less Work, Higher Wages: No Longer a Mere Possibility
Thomas Piketty and His Discontents Apolitical Economy: Democracy and Dynasty
Why FDR Did Not End the Great Depression and Why Obama Won't End This One
How Franklin D. Roosevelt Botched Social Security
The Economics of Over-Ripe Capitalism
How To Sell "Hard Choices"
The Long-Term Jobs and Wage Picture
What Keynes Really Prescribed
What the Market Does to Our Souls
The Paradox of Self Deception: The Strange Case of the Liberal Ostrich
Toward Countering the Israel Lobby's Dominance
Outsourcing Jobs, Offsourcing Markets
A Short History of Elite Responses To Political-Economic Crisis
Keeping Democrats on the Hook
Putting People To Work: The Kind of Stimulus We Need
A Primer on the The Student Loan Debt Bubble
Driving Another Nail Into the Coffin of the New Deal
The Neoliberal Attack on Social Security
Political Power Made Invisible
Social Security, Privatization and the New Enclosure
The Jobs Bill and Other Faux Remedies
Obama's Latest Ruse: The Bank Tax
Obama's Flawed Case Against Single Payer
Obama's Recovery Plan: Cockeyed Economics
Time-Released Suicide: New Deal Liberalism Writes Its Obituary
The Bailout Lie Exposed: Financial "Big Boys" Never Intended To Lend Out Their Windfall
FDR's Response to the Plot to Overthrow Him
An Emergency-Room Economy, and No Physician in Sight
The Tendency to Privatize
"Saving" Social Security: A Faux Project
Legal Theory in Late Modernity
Marx's Ethical Anthropology
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A Fact Sheet on the Syria Question
What is instant runoff voting?
Currency Speculation and the Asian Financial Crisis
The Student Debt Bubble: An interview with Alan Nasser
Conversations That Matter: Alan Nasser
An Interview with Alan Nasser: The Student Loan Swindle
York University Presentation: A Critique of the Theories of Economic Crisis
The Political Morality of Suicide Bombing
Economic Laws, Structural Tendencies, Secular Stagnation and the Fate of Neoliberalism