On 1 April in Berlin in our series of talks entitled “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau” Branko Milanović discussed the evolution in global income inequality and its political implications; in particular, the rise of the middle class in Asia, income stagnation of the rich countries’ middle classes, with special emphasis on the current European situation, migration as part of globalization, and the emergence of global plutocracy (global top 1 percent).
Economics
Mick Wallace, Dimitri Lascaris – The U.S. Has Enslaved Europe
30 October 2024 Mick Wallace, a firebrand politcian from Ireland, was a Member of the European Parliament from 2019 until the EU elections held in June 2024. During his time in the EU Parliament, Wallace […]
Geopolitics
Prof. Francis Boyle – Nicaragua Takes Germany to the World Court for Enabling Israel’s Genocide
11 April 2024 A landmark case kicked off in the International Court of Justice this week, as Nicaragua sued Germany for violating the 1948 UN Genocide Convention by enabling Israel to commit genocide against the […]
Economics
Steve Keen – Can we avoid another financial crisis?
This is an excellent interview with Steve Keen. It is not as technical as is often the case with Keen and easily accesible to the non-economist Watch here
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