Here is my piece from the new Jacobin on the state of economics ten years after the crisis. jwmason.org/slackwire/in-j…
Warning, it's rather long. Also, since it was written for the print magazine, it doesn't have any links. Sorry!
Also, to anticipate criticism from working economists, who don't like having stones thrown at them: While the first third of the piece does criticizes mainstream theory, the remaining two thirds are about genuinely exciting stuff happening in mainstream empirical and policy work.
