Book review by Alessio Kolioulis Alex Foti is a veteran of the autonomous movement living in Milan. In the late 1990s, he was among the thousands of ‘no-global’ activists who built a Europe-wide network against […]
Together wit financialisation and globalisation, deregulation is one of the three pillars of neo-liberalism. It is a prevailing force in EUrope to this day, putting markets above people. Frank van Lerven is an economist currently […]
This is the first in a series of blogs looking at the intellectual and practical relationship between ‘Modern Monetary Theory’ and the proposals made by Positive Money. This is Part I: Intellectual roots and focus […]
This is an interesting idea, but rather complicated. Would it not be simpler to increase the minimum wage? Read here
Theresa May has achieved the extraordinary feat of turning UK households into deficit borrowers. Read here
We must challenge the corporations that urge us to live in a throwaway society rather than seeking ‘greener’ ways of maintaining the status quo Read here
Steve Keen explains how economist have still do not grasp what caused the Great Financial Crisis.
Encouraging after the political disgrace, which was the “anti-semitism in the Labour Party” is how the British public has reacted – in the polls and its ability to determine the poltical discourse. Being able to […]
There is a third approach, however, proposed by Yale philosopher Thomas Pogge. Pogge argues that the morally relevant metric of progress against poverty is neither absolute numbers nor proportions, but rather the extent of global […]
These recommendations can be applied for most European nations. Read here
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