Why BRAVE NEW EUROPE? Expertise with a radical face When the European integration project was being constructed during the Cold War it was easy enough to present it as a bulwark of peace, cooperation and […]
Equilibrium is one of the most important elements of neoclassical economics, but has little to do with real society. Charles Adams is professor of physics at Durham University in the UK and blogs at progressivepulse.org. […]
From Financial Times – Alphaville (It is free, but you have to register) Victor Xing of Kekselias looks at how central banks are dealing with the distributional effects of their policies. Read Here
An interview with Michael Oswald and John Christensen concerning The Spider’s Web, their film about Britain’s tax haven empire. Read here
Germany wants the EU to export itself out of its unprecedentedprolonged economic stagnation – a policy known as beggaring thy neighbour. While the Eurozone has relied on monetary policy to promote recovery, due to austerity […]
Corruption is endemic to most of Europe, Scandinavia being the great exception. In Serbia corruption is not only damaging the economy, but hindering the development of democracy. Vladimir Radomirović is editor-in-chief of Pištaljka (The Whistle), […]
We did not learn from the Great Financial Crisis, and have thereby prepared the ground for the next Read here
Is the European Central Bank President too close to Europe’s banks? Someone thinks so. Read here
Dillow cites the creation of a proletarianized professional cadre as a political game changer in the UK Read here
Ten years on from the outbreak of the Great Financial Crisis Fran Boait and Stan Jourdan evaluate the policy of central banks since then and propose reforms of the European Central Bank that are necessary […]
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