This proposed settlement—designed to help end a conflict that has cost hundreds of thousands of lives and carries a continuing risk of confrontation—addresses the causes of the war rather than only its symptoms. Jeffrey D. [...]
Four graphs that tell a bigger story Ian Proud was a member of His Britannic Majesty’s Diplomatic Service from 1999 to 2023. He served as the Economic Counsellor at the British Embassy in Moscow from [...]
The Woodford New Keynesian models do not include the key investment driver, which is not a natural rate of interest or forward guidance, but profitability. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London [...]
All empires fall from within. Jorge Majfud is an Uruguayan-American writer and an associate professor at Jacksonville University. Cross-posted from Common Dreams Picture by Lechat This week, a student—a former US Marine—approached me at the [...]
The protests have echoes with previous episodes of youth revolt in France. Sarali Gintsburg is a Ramón y Cajal Fellow at the Institute of Languages and Cultures of the Mediterranean and the Near East (ILC-CSIC). [...]
People can obviously interpret ideology in various ways, but the facts are that Zionism as an organised political movement has always been racist. Joseph Massad is professor of modern Arab politics and intellectual history at [...]
The revolts across Europe are animated by a lack of hope for any future from a broken system. As national convenor of the Stop the War Coalition, Lindsey German was a key organiser of the [...]
The author of ‘The Rulers: Corporate Power in the Age of AI and the Cloud’ discusses the book’s big ideas. Cecilia Rikap is an Associate Professor in Economics and the Head of Research at the [...]
Book Review by Mathew D. Rose With the exception of the Epstein Class and the Professional and Managerial Caste in Britain there is now a broad consensus that neo-liberalism has failed the nation. It has [...]
