Anna Cento Bull, University of Bath Italy’s controversial new deputy prime minister has wasted no time in causing trouble since taking office. Matteo Salvini, leader of the extreme right Lega party, is anti-immigration, anti-EU […]
Vicki Squire, University of Warwick EU leaders reached a last minute “deal” on migration early on June 29, after a desperate scramble to find a way forward had led many to speak out against each […]
An Interesting piece concentrating on the finacial factors. Read here
The question of how to break up tech monopolies is one of the most pressing currently. Jean Tirole provides some important ideas. Read here
A long but interesting piece concerning the downturn of productivity, especially in Britain. Perfect for the weekend. Read here
The Social Democrats are not really defusing the situation. Read here
In February 2018, Jeremy Corbyn accused bankers of taking the economy hostage, and said in a speech that Britain’s financial sector will be “the servant of industry not the masters of all” if the Labour […]
It is good to see that someone can see the plight of Greece and its people not just as a “political problem”. Read here
John Weeks comes to some interesting conclusions with regard to trade within the EU. Among those is that Germanys trade surplus has been influenced with austerity and the resulting slow growth in imports. The figures […]
CommonSpace editor Ben Wray spoke to Chris Bambery, co-author of newly released ‘Catalonia Reborn – How Catalonia took on the corrupt Spanish State and the Legacy of Franco’ with George Kerevan. Wray and Bambery have […]
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