Nomi Prins

Nomi Prins

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Nomi Prins is a geopolitical financial expert and investigative journalist and the author of several books. Her writing has been featured in The New York Times, Forbes, Fortune, Newsday, Mother Jones, The Guardian, The...

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Nomi Prins on American Oligarchy

Mar 13, 2014
In this excerpt from the March 13, 2014 edition of Truthdig Radio, author and Truthdig contributor Nomi Prins says just a few families hold most of the power in the United States.

The Inevitability of Income Inequality

Mar 12, 2014
Inequality is endemic to the core structure of an America that operates more as a plutocracy than a democracy. It is an inherent result of the consolidation of a substantial amount of both financial power and political influence in the hands of a few families. Inequality is endemic to the core structure of an America that operates more as a plutocracy than a democracy.

The Horror, the Horror

Feb 28, 2014
If the Congolese can maintain hope in their horrific circumstances, and journalists like Michael Deibert literally risk their lives to bring us their stories, then it's our human obligation to read them.If the Congolese can maintain hope in horrific circumstances, and journalists like Michael Deibert risk their lives to bring us their stories, then it's our human obligation to read them.

The Village Against the World

Nov 9, 2013
Nestled in farmland about 60 miles from Seville, Spain, is Marinaleda, a functioning utopia -- every villager has work and housing, mortgages are 15 euro a month, and foreclosures and police don't exist.Marinaleda, Spain, is a functioning utopia—every villager has work and housing, mortgages are 15 euro a month, and foreclosures and police don't exist.

Trump’s Financial Arsonists

Feb 1, 2018
Nearly every regulatory institution tasked with monitoring the financial system is now run by someone who once profited from bending or breaking its rules.