Mark and Carries end of year roundup, including this years surprising Good Cop and Bad Cop nominees. Also Alabama’s Senate race, the repeal of net neutrality, Brexit, Argentina and more. Mark Blyth, political economist at […]
The perennial and tragic irony is that the very conditions which led to Brexit are being eclipsed by the government’s total preoccupation with it. Frances Northrop is Director of Communities and Localities at the New […]
After the thousands of hysterical articles in the media regarding doom and gloom with regard to Brexit, this is a unique take on the topic. Bill Mitchell analyses the possible development of the British economy […]
40 billion euros. That’s how much the European Union wants to spend on the research, development and procurement of new weapons during the next 10 years. The establishment of the European Defence Fund is an […]
There is no real problem changing EU tax laws to make them more just – except the politicians representing the interests of the 1%. As the author points out, they are unfortunately the majority, which […]
The economic plan behind the EU was convergence. As this article demonstrates, this is not happening on the Eastern and Southern peripheries. No wonder the Romanians keep taking to the streets in protest – or […]
The prospects for a progressive reform of the eurozone appear more unlikely than ever. The reforms currently on the table, in fact, are likely to make the situation even worse. This is why progressives should […]
It is customary to contrast Trump and Macron: on one hand the vulgar American businessman with his xenophobic tweets and global warming scepticism; and on the other, the well-educated, enlightened European with his concern for […]
European governments are knowingly complicit in the torture and abuse of tens of thousands of refugees and migrants detained by Libyan immigration authorities in appalling conditions in Libya, said Amnesty International in a report published […]
The Macroeconomic Imbalance Procedure attempts to prevent future economic crises within the Eurozone by remedying emerging imbalances. Precisely how to achieve this, however, has opened a struggle for the very direction of European governance. Rasmus […]
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