The contours of the EU “Brown Deal” are becoming ever clearer. First natural gas is green, now nuclear energy. Next in line is “green” coal. Read here Fukushima: The EU’s vision of a Green World
There are myths that are very convenient if you belong to the 1% Jason Hickel is an academic at the University of London and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. His book “The […]
This is the first time that workers have influenced the IPO of a platform economy company, also thanks to the Uber judgement at the British Supreme Court. The Gig Economy Project, led by Ben Wray, […]
What the Catalans have never understood is that neo-liberalism, which the EU embodies, does not want democracy or self-determination. Nor does the financial elite care who does its bidding, liberal democracy or fascism. Until the […]
Ann Pettifor – British economist, thinker, advisor and Director of Policy Research In Macroeconomics (PRIME), a network of economists researching Keynesian monetary theory and policies. Ann Pettifor advises government and non-governmental organisations alike. Her work […]
Globalisation is an important driver of income inequality within countries, but mostly via financial rather than trade channels. Philipp Heimberger is Economist at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw) Cross-posted from Philipp’s blog […]
David Graeber wrote about “Bullshit Jobs”. Maybe the are also “Bullshit University Disciplines” Thomas Klikauer is the author of 560 publications and writes on Managerialism. Norman Simms is a retired academic who lives in New […]
An informative presentation and lively discussion, with prominent Spanish MMT economist, activist and founder of RedMMT, Stuart Medina Miltimore, on the implications of MMT for the future of progressive reform for the nations of Europe […]
You can read this article in English here Tot i que la xacra del feixisme torna a recórrer tota Europa –sembla que mai no n’aprendrem– el cert és que la naturalesa del fenomen és força […]
Critics say redundancies are being decided using unreliable measures related to funding and citations, highlighting broader unease about the use of metrics in science. Read here The Victoria Building at the University of Liverpool, UK.Credit: […]
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