WATCH: The Afterlife of Slavery: Markets, Property & Race [Cheryl Harris]
"Racial hierarchy is continually replenished through the market, while the market encodes property in accord with racial regimes."
Sep 02
20200
Foundations, Whiteness & Aversive Racism
Corporate Personhood Detroit Global South Human Capital Impact Investing Imperialism neoliberalism Social Impact Bonds Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) World Bank United Nations Partnership World Economic Forum United Nations Partnership World Health Organization World Econmic Forum Partnership
"Racial hierarchy is continually replenished through the market, while the market encodes property in accord with racial regimes."
Aug 25
20200
"stakeholder capitalism" Emerging Markets Ethical Investment Fourth Industrial Revolution Great Reset Humans as Data Commodities Impact Investing Philanthrocapitalism Poverty Economy Social Impact Bonds
"Because their proponents frame social impact bonds as philanthropic endeavours, the violence required to financialize human life becomes obfuscated. We aim to historicize the violence of financialization by drawing out links between financial capitalism as it developed during the height of the Atlantic slave trade and the more subtle violence of philanthropic financial capitalism."
Apr 23
20200
"pay for success" ARK Azure Blockchain Citigroup cloud computing software Deutsche Bank Development Impact Bond (DIB) Working Group digital identity Eugenics GAVI Genetic Engineering Goldman Sachs. health passports impact data Impact Investing Alliance International Development Innovation Alliance Johns Hopkins Johnson & Johnson JP Morgan Lehman Brothers Lions Head Partners medical robots Michael Bloomberg Microsoft MIT Moderna mRNA platforms Omidyar Network OPIC quantum dot vaccine tattoos Rockefeller Foundation Social Impact Bonds trans-humanism UK Charter School UKAID USAID vaccine bonds WHO World Bank
We are being conditioned to accept that there will be repeated campaigns of vaccination tied to future outbreaks. Remember, this is meant to be a “permanent crisis.” Pay for success demands it. It is the crisis framework that legitimizes intrusive surveillance framed as a public benefit. In this way social systems can be regulated to conform to the expectations of global technocrats.