The problem are the rich and their corporations. Not only the massive CO2 they produce, but that they have the power to hinder progress towards stopping the climate crisis, especially with their control of mainstream […]
We are looking at two very stark alternatives. The first represents destruction, both economic and military. And the second represents, again, development, both, in this case, economic and military, at least in the sense of […]
Europe is falling behind in research and development, so why are governments cutting back on higher education funding? Serhij Kiš is a doctoral student of philosophy at University of Pardubice, specializing at emotions in disagreements […]
Book Review by Mathew D. Rose Upon finishing The State of Capitalism: Economy, Society, and Hegemony by SOAS economics professor Costas Lapavitsas and the other ten members of the EReNSEP Writing Collective my question was: […]
If “selling nature” becomes the basis of climate finance, global South countries will have to choose between repeating history and coping with the climate crisis on their own. Kathleen McAfee is Professor for International Relations […]
This new book by Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson gives a sweeping historical account of how technology has taken humanity forward in terms of living standards but also often created misery, poverty and increased inequality […]
The right-wing press love to stigmatise single parenting but it’s not backed up by the evidence. Amy Brown is Professor of Child Public Health at Swansea University. Cross-posted from The Conversation Numerous research studies have […]
How Finance Capitalism Ruined the World 13. November 2023 from the podcast demystifysci Michael Hudson is an American economist, Professor of Economics at the University of Missouri–Kansas City and a researcher at the Levy Economics […]
Whenever power is concentrated, socially suboptimal policies follow Yanis Varoufakis is a former Finance Minister of Greece, Professor of Economics at the University of Athens Cross-posted from Yanis Varoufakis’ blog Ms Assistant Secretary General of […]
Countries in central and Eastern Europe which haven’t join the EU have more room for fiscal spending, and are 2% more redistributive. Bilyana Petrova is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Political Science at […]
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