Agenda 2030
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The Political Economy of Hunger
Why abundance exists alongside mass hunger in the modern economy Capitalism presents itself as a system of efficiency, abundance, and rational distribution, yet observable outcomes across food, housing, labour, and technology show persistent scarcity imposed amid material plenty. Around two billion people live with chronic food insecurity, according to figures consolidated by the Food and Continue reading
administrative state, Agenda 2030, asset concentration, capitalism, communism, economy, food security, global governance, housing policy, marxism, New York COPA Act, NGO intermediation, private equity housing, property rights, rent economy, socialism, surveillance governance, urban political economy -
From Ownership to Permission: New York’s COPA Act as a Global Warning of the Administrative Capture of Housing
Why a local New York housing law exposes a deceitful elite coordinating a global shift from private towards managed ownership under Agenda 2030 This analysis is written as a warning rather than an abstract policy review. New York provides a clear case study of how state sanctioned administrative housing controls migrate from theory into binding Continue reading
