Has democracy simply become a ploy to protect the haves from the increasingly have-nots. If so, its best sell by date seems to be approaching. John Rapley is a political economist and author of ‘Twilight […]
Germany has a balanced budget, a massive current account surplus, and low unemployment. Why then is there so much poverty in such a wealthy nation? Heiner Flassbeck is an economist, as well as publisher and […]
An excellent analysis of what is currently going wrong in the Eurozone – about which the Euro-elite is in denial. Reality is however catching up with them as Ashoka Mody explains. Read here
This is Yanis Varoufakis’ talk held at the 6th Annual Shakespeare Rose Lecture, 19th March 2018, Rose Theatre, Kingston It is a long, but entertaining and enlightening. A good read for the weekend. Since brevity […]
We’ve ended up with an internet built not for us – but for corporations, political parties, and the state’s increasingly nebulous ‘security’ demands. We need to better understand this problem so that we can challenge […]
That fracking is a disaster for the environment and climate change is known. In her article Anna Baum touches upon the financial aspects. Read here
What is the story of the economy in Britain? Who gets to shape public opinion about what it’s for, how it’s broken and how it can be fixed? Christine Berry explains the findings of the new […]
The Eurozone might be seeing a little sunshine creeping out from the very dark clouds. But it is far from recovered and the future is ominously black. On many key (cyclical) indicators it still is […]
Are John McDonnell and Jeremy Corbyn opening the way to socialism. If having a greater stake in society means more ownership for the “rank and file”, then yes, argues Chris Dillow. Read here
If you can get through it, there are some interesting points made. Read here
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