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John Foster

Bethnal Green
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Covers:  agribusiness, commodites, trade finance, O&G, corporate & sovereign debt, mining, private equity, financial services, venture capital, investment banking, asset management, renewable energy
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Former financial hack, now forging a new path in renewable energy.

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I run my own all-service media agency, Ad Hoc Media and Investment Consultancy and offer editorial and PR services to publishing houses and corporate clients, primarily in the financial services sector. I'm currently based in London, but work mainly in Africa and the Emerging Markets. I'm writing my first non-fiction book, on the Fourth Industrial Reveolution with a fund management firm in the US. I am also advising a company seeking a FTSE listing and developing renewable energy projects in s…

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How Relevant Is Marx’s Analysis of Communal Society in the World Today? An Interview with John Bellamy Foster

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By John Foster
| Monthly Review Online
Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster was interviewed by Hoel Le Moal for the September-October 2025 issue of the French journal Cause Commune. The interview has been translated and republished below. Hoel Le Moal: Marx seems to have been obsessed with the question of communal property throughout his life.
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John Bellamy Foster, “Breaking the Bonds of Fate” (Book Launch)

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By John Foster
| Monthly Review Online
Breaking the Bonds of Fate Epicurus and Marx John Bellamy Foster Published by: Monthly Review Press December 6th at 12 pm EST a launch and discussion of John Bellamy Foster’s “Breaking the Bonds of Fate: Epicurus and Marx,” published by Monthly Review Press. Speakers will include John Bellamy Foster, Boris Hennig, and Paul Schafer. Jennifer Ponce de León will serve as the moderator.
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Why MAGA Is Not Working Class: An Interview with John Bellamy Foster

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By John Foster
| Monthly Review Online
Monthly Review editor John Bellamy Foster was recently interviewed on Italy’s OttolinaTV. Read the accompanying note below, and watch a video of the conversation here. In this first part of a two-part interview with Prof. John Bellamy Foster, we analyze the MAGA phenomenon from a materialist perspective, highlighting the main social composition of the classes that form the base of support for the trumpian regime.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Features writer at Investment Adviser - part of the FT in London

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

Clark Kent

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