The former Soviet satellite nations had to accept neo-liberalism to join the EU. Political liberalism was not a prerequisite. Steven I Pogany provides some unusually good insights concerning East European nations in the EU. Stephen […]
Ireland has made itself look ridiculous. Official figures showed the Irish economy grew by an unbelievable 26pc in 2016 – more than three times faster than first thought. This was quickly dismissed by economists as “farcical”. […]
A lengthy but very informative interview with Steven Forti, Professor of Contemporary History at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Read here
Behind the “News” are people, who are seldom mentioned. When they do appear briefly and rarely, it is mostly in a sanitised and aestheticized version. Aditya Chakrabortty has been trying for years to turn this […]
Among journalists there is a trick to getting controversial articles past the powers that be: wait until between Christmas and New Year. This is a real corker in the Guardian, explaining why despite the horrendous […]
In this typically lengthy article Mitchell reviews how and why Germany is imposing its economic policy upon Europe. Read here
This is an interesting Northern-Irish take on the current Catalan conflict. Read here
Wren-Lewis explains why the policies of Britian’s labour Party are not lunacy, but sound economics – for some policies of which he carries a share of responsibilty. Read here
This is a bit late, but is the only objective article we could find concerning the recent Catalan elections. Paul Kennedy is a Lecturer in Spanish and European Studies at the University of Bath David […]
The fire at Grenfell Tower is a turning point with regard to austerity and Britain, although It is being under reported in corporate media or channelled into an emotional outpouring. It was a crime, but […]
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