John Weeks is one of the few Remainers, who seems capable of critical thinking with regard to Brexit and the EU. He reflects on a second referendum. John Weeks is Professor Emeritus at SOAS, University of […]
It is with great concern that we heard that Julian Assange has lost access to the internet and the right to receive visitors at the Ecuadorian London Embassy. Only extraordinary pressure from the US and […]
The Italian fascist leader Mussolini claimed: “Fascism should more appropriately be called corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power.” Thus this article makes a number of good points. Read here
The Scots have a great democratic tradition and you just can’t keep it down. Read here
Germany has bee one of the great profiteers of the opening of the chinese economy. Worries are starting to grow as China expands its economic and political influence. Read here
Andrew Dowling, Cardiff University The detention of five leading Catalan pro-independence politicians, followed 48 hours later by the arrest and detention of deposed Catalan President Carles Puigdemont in Germany, brings the extraordinary and tumultuous events […]
Millennials have been hardest hit by cuts. Antony Bennison, CC BY-NC Evangelos Kontopantelis, University of Manchester Young people are poorer than older people. And it’s not simply because the old have worked all their lives […]
You do not have to be for Brexit, but nor do you have to be pro-EU. The SNP is looking very foolish at the moment with regard to Clara Ponsati. In such situations one sees […]
Italian austerity has left the nation in economic doldrums. None of this has been helped by the austerity dogma that has dominated Europe for almost a decade. It is not only Italy, but also Spain […]
This may be explicitly about the houing situation in Britain, but a number of its conclusions can be carried over to other EU nations. By Ian Mulheirn, Director of Consulting at Oxford Economics Cross-posted from […]
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