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Peter Ramsay – The Decay of Liberalism

May 21, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

The road to illiberal liberallism. Peter Ramsay is Professor of Law at the London School of Economics. He is also one of the founding editors of The Northern Star This article originally appeared at The Northern […]

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Katie Kedward: Forget greenflation, central banks need to tackle fossilflation

May 19, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Monetary policy needs to evolve to meet rapid changes in the macroeconomic and ecological landscape Read Here Photo: Kenueone / Wikimedia

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Ann Pettifor – The UK’s new finance bill could cause another financial meltdown

May 17, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

In the midst of a cost of living crisis, finance should work for everyday citizens, not the City of London and huge corporations Ann Pettifor is a director of Policy Research in Macroeconomics (PRIME) Cross-posted […]

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Corporate Europe Observatory – EU plans to import hydrogen from North Africa

May 15, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

The EU’s plan to drastically increase imports of renewable hydrogen from North Africa is not realistic from a cost or energy perspective, and instead diverts renewable electricity away from local needs and local climate targets. […]

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Jeremy Corbyn: It’s Not Enough to Resist – We Have to Build, Too

May 14, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

There is a lot of corporate greed, corrupt politicians, and lying mainstream media between today and a true spring. Jeremy Corbyn is a member of the UK Parliament, former leader of the UK Labour Party […]

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Richard Murphy – Why the Bank of England is taking us to hell in a handcart with its belief that we face the risk of stagflation

May 14, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Appearing soon in the EU as well, so you might as well read this and know what lies in the future. Richard Murphy is an economic justice campaigner. Professor of Accounting, Sheffield University Management School. […]

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Frances Coppola – The Great Unemployment Fudge

May 14, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

The surprisingly low unemployment rate in the deep recession of 1945-6 in the US is explained by millions of women leaving the workforce to make way for men returning from the war. Frances Coppola is […]

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Michael Hudson – Calling to Account the Hereditary Warrior Class

May 13, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

It’s often forgotten, or played down, that industrial capitalism was revolutionary Michael Hudson is the author of Killing the Host (published in e-format by CounterPunch Books and in print by Islet). His new book is J is For […]

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Sergio Cesaratto – The economic and social consequences of the war on Europe and Italy

May 12, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Political realism offers useful keys to interpreting the international political economy, which has never been more endangered than today by the military escalation in Ukraine. The EU and Italy risk to be the pots and […]

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Richard Murphy – The UK is very likely in recession now, and the economy can only get worse, because that’s what the Bank of England wants and will deliver

May 12, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

The UK economy “unexpectdly” shrank in March. Richard Murphy has been predicting this for some time now, providing all the facts necessary to understand why: class war from the 1 percent against the working population. […]

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The many in one: A review by Branko Milanović of Amartya Sen’s “Home in the world: A memoir”

May 20, 2022 0

Cross-posted from Branko’s blog Global Inequality No contemporary famous economist has as broad interests and knowledge, nor as diverse life experience as Amartya Sen. It is not surprising that many have been looking forward to […]

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Fractured China: How State Transformation is Shaping China’s Rise by Lee Jones and Shahar Hameiri 

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Book Review by  Chenchao Lian Originally published by E-International Relations How is Chinese foreign policy made? How is it implemented? These are questions that have long occupied China specialists. With the growth of Chinese power […]

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