The numbers filing for unemployment insurance continue to rise and now top 43.2 million since March 7, 2020. A further 1.9 million filed in the week ending May 30, 2020. Read here
Royal Dutch Shell has two scenarios posited over the next 50 years. One is called Blueprint – based on global collaboration to tackle the big issues – and the other is called Scramble. Scramble is […]
So much for von der Leyen’s Green Deal Read here
A simple, straightforward, but brilliant analysis. Jonathan Cook is an award-winning British journalist based in Nazareth, Israel, since 2001 Cross-posted from Jonathan’s website Here is one thing I can write with an unusual degree of […]
Jason Hickel on global inequality, the climate crisis, and how degrowth is ultimately a call for decolonization… plus a critique of the coloniality of Nick Kristof’s thought. Listen here
Decision expected to have repercussions for the Catalan administrative buildings Read here
With covid-19 we are facing a situation that (with the exception of two world wars) has no precedent. The second feature of today’s situation is its open-ended nature: no one knows when the pandemic will […]
Modelling the imperative of degrowth: to bring energy demand down to the point where we can eliminate carbon emissions by 2030, in a safe and just way. At first glance the article may appear technical […]
You may be asking why we are posting an article about Edinburgh? Because it is paradigmatic for the financialisation of most large cities in Europe: Venice, Prague, Barcelona, London, etc. and the destructive side of […]
A good piece on inflation and what causes it. Far from a problem, moderate rates of price increase signal a healthy, expanding economy. John Weeks is PEF Council Coordinator, Professor Emeritus, School of Oriental & […]
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