Stephen Maher is a freelance columnist known for his award-winning investigative journalism. His work often explores themes of culture and society, with a focus on politics, public policy, and economics across the United States, Canada, and various regions in Central and South America. He has been featured in prominent publications such as Newsweek, The Globe and Mail, and TIME, among others.
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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney won three byelections Monday night, giving him a majority government and a free hand to further remake the government he inherited from Justin Trudeau
Thanks to Trump’s unpopularity, “Carney seems to be headed from triumph to triumph,” writes Stephen Maher.
The tech giants at the commanding heights of the modern economy did not invent a new mode of production — they are simply classically exploitative capitalists.
By: Stephen Maher, Costas Lapavitsas
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Advocates of the “political capitalism” and “monopoly capital” theories argue that capitalism is stagnating, increasingly unproductive, and dominated by rent-seeking. These are flawed diagnoses that put socialist strategy on the wrong track.
By: Stephen Maher
The patriots who gave birth to the USA were not the heroes that US history shows us
Mark Carney's government has launched a defence-spending strategy worth hundreds of billions of dollars. To succeed, it will need to convince Canadians that...
By: Stephen Maher
PM Mark Carney’s return to political appointments in the Senate undo one of his predecessors better decisions.
By: Stephen Maher
The entire MAGA argument for blaming this country rests on a false premise
