This was an invited talk to public servants organized by the Exploring Economics group (https://www.exploring-economics.org/en/). In just over 13 minutes Keen provides a complex systems argument that the poor pay for debt, even if they […]
The firing of the anti-monopolist Barry Lynn at the behest of Google has brought the topic of tech monopolies into the political limelight in the US. This is a long read, but provides an insight […]
In the Brexit debate opponents to Britain leaving the EU are seeking solutions to create an improved and updated European Union addressing the problems that have not only caused Brexit, but much disillusionment within the […]
While hundreds of thousands of refugees risk their lives to reach the safety of Europe and hope to be allowed to remain, others fly in in their private jets and purchase EU citizenship Read here […]
According to Thatcherite doctrine, to overcome their insecurity Britons had to be liberated from the oppressive state and its social policies. This has resulted in a freedom to be undefended from the ravages and iniquities […]
Why BRAVE NEW EUROPE? Expertise with a radical face When the European integration project was being constructed during the Cold War it was easy enough to present it as a bulwark of peace, cooperation and […]
Equilibrium is one of the most important elements of neoclassical economics, but has little to do with real society. Charles Adams is professor of physics at Durham University in the UK and blogs at progressivepulse.org. […]
In Norway’s elections last week it looked like a repeat of the previous election. Not so writes Asbjørn Wahl By Asbjørn Wahl, Norwegian trade union and political activist The centre-left failed to remove […]
From the Guardian Monbiot at his usual best. This is the sort of stuff that mainstream media in its efforts to create a great European stateswoman does not bring. Read here
From Financial Times – Alphaville (It is free, but you have to register) Victor Xing of Kekselias looks at how central banks are dealing with the distributional effects of their policies. Read Here
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