Unearthed: Privatising the seas: how the UK turned fishing rights into a commodity March 14, 2019 MDRose EU politics, EU-Institutions, Food Production, National Politics, Regulation, Sustainability 0 The decline of British fishing drove coastal support for leaving the EU, but many of the industry’s problems have an origin closer to home. Read here LinkUnearthed
Economics Renegade Inc: Neoliberal v Neoclassical economics – what’s the difference? March 19, 2018 MDRose Economics, Finance 0 It is important that this point is repeatedly made. By the way, the podcasts are excellent. Read here
Austerity The Guardian: Families thousands of pounds worse off after years of cuts, study finds November 6, 2017 MDRose Austerity, Neo-Liberalism in the EU 0 Still another report confirming that austerity targets those most vulnerable in society. Better yet, children cannot vote. Read here
Gig Economy The City: NYC Set to Pass Food Delivery App Laws Securing Workers Minimum Pay, Bathrooms and More September 22, 2021 MDRose Gig Economy 0 City lawmakers are acting to aid workers in the booming multi-billion dollar app-based food delivery industry, scheduling a vote for Thursday on a landmark slate of bills intended to ensure bathroom access, minimum pay and […]
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