complete isolation in neighborhoods facing destruction; A Critique of Financial Capitalism "Iran": The novel "Sinner" (The Law of the Lines) by Hee-Young Pyun, by boldly entering the machinery of debt collection companies and pyramid schemes, exposes a destructive political economy that mercilessly commodifies trust and social capital. The author's description of "goshivans" or coffin-like rooms and neighborhoods being destroyed due to urban redevelopment is a naked metaphor for the systematic and spatial exclusion of the lower classes in society. The work teaches in a sharp criticism of the legal and administrative institutions that the bureaucratic and indifferent system justifies a bitter death resulting from class pressure with the statistical label of suicide and leaves them in the archives. Read the full text here.

complete isolation in neighborhoods facing destruction; A Critique of Financial Capitalism "Iran": The novel "Sinner" (The Law of the Lines) by Hee-Young Pyun, by boldly entering the machinery of debt collection companies and pyramid schemes, exposes a destructive political economy that mercilessly commodifies trust and social capital. The author's description of "goshivans" or coffin-like rooms and neighborhoods being destroyed due to urban redevelopment is a naked metaphor for the systematic and spatial exclusion of the lower classes in society. The work teaches in a sharp criticism of the legal and administrative institutions that the bureaucratic and indifferent system justifies a bitter death resulting from class pressure with the statistical label of suicide and leaves them in the archives. Read the full text here.