This article is the second by John Weeks in his series “EU degenerates”. It assesses whether the European Union has achieved its founders’ stated goals of national and regional prosperity, convergence of development level across […]
Jason Hickel explains why the numbers being used to measure world poverty are not accurate and give the impression of improvement, where the situation is in reality getting worse.
As part of the lecture series between UCL Institute for Innovation and Public Purpose (IIPP) and the British Library, Lucy Musgrave speaks on the interlinking of spatial, social and cultural conditions within the urban fabric. […]
The neo-liberal state has become a guarantor of corporate profits and engineer for increased inequaltiy . This has to change. . Read here
Cooperatives, especially workers´ owned cooperatives, are the antidote to capitalism. But being a capitalist society, cooperatives have always been disadvantaged. This has to change. Mathew Lawrence is a senior research fellow at IPPR and co-author […]
This is a book review by Adam Tooze of Globalists: The End of Empire and the Birth of Neoliberalism by Quinn Slobodian. A good historical outline of neo-liberalism. Read here Pascal Lamy, former director-general of […]
Serban V.C. Enache attempts to provide a more objective examination of immigration. Read here
Fifty years on from Robert Kennedy’s historic speech on the limitations of the GDP at the University of Kansas in March 1968, Tim Jackson reflects on the failings of measurement and vision which still haunt […]
A long, in depth piece concerning Italy leaving the Eurozone. Also see the recent article by Joseph Stiglitz on the topic here Read here
The EU´s teleological discourse leaves out the many referendums against its policies and the Euro. In his piece Lars P. Syll relates how the Swedes, despite massive pressure from its elite, voted no to the […]
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