From certain sectors of the left, the coalition agreement has been presented as the only alternative to fascism, breathing life into everything that it had previously criticized so much: the neoliberal regime of 1978. Jule […]
Capitalism’s newest spin. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and prolific blogger Cross-posted from Michael Roberts Blog Stakeholder capitalism – that’s the way to ‘shape’ capitalism into something inclusive of all. […]
Craig Berry and Sean McDaniel draw upon research with focus groups and an online community exercise to examine the attitudes of young people in relation to the apparent ‘normalisation’ of precarity in the post-2008 economy. […]
Mitchell looks at a report by the Netherlands Scientific Council for Government Policy concerning the challenges of achieving “good work”. Read here
In the wake of the denial of global warming, now on the wane, at least superficially, are we at present witnessing the denial of the rise in inequality? Read here
Rich nations’ proposals for greening the economy need to acknowledge that their wealth rests on economic exploitation and ecological spoliation of poorer countries. Read here
Our second brilliant weekend read (the first is here). Economic growth has become toxic, both for the environment and society. Guy Standing is a labour economist and Professorial Research Associate at SOAS Cross-posted from Institute […]
Rentiers and financialisation. Workers are stuck between a rock and a hard place. The authors look at how financialisation have affected wages. It is not as dry a topic as it might first seem. Karsten […]
Globalisation, development, and liberal democracy. Read here
The gap between the United states and the Eurozone a decade after the financial crisis Antonio Lettieri is Editor of Insight and President of CISS – Center for International Social Studies (Roma). He was National […]
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