“There is an almost daily and active rewriting of history to which many people from Eastern Europe participate: some because they do have such memories, some because they force themselves (often successfully) to believe that they do have such memories. Others can remain with their individual memories which, at their passing, will be lost.”
Economics
Michael Roberts: Keynes: revolutionary or reactionary? – part one: the economics
Was Keynes a revolutionary in economic thought and policy? Was he at least radical in his ideas? Or was he a reactionary opposed to the interests of working people and a conservative in economic theory? […]
EU politics
IWGB: Biggest strike of outsourced workers in UK higher education history voted through at UCL
Who would ever thought that universities would be at the middle of labour conflicts in the UK Read here
Austerity
Sergio Cesaratto: Interview – Will Italy destroy the Eurozone?
“Europe’s problem is the German élite’s mindset, informed by a mercantilist model that insists on domestic wage and fiscal moderation.” Read here
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