Can there be too much of a good thing? Or maybe the “good thing” was not good in the first place. Ilias Alami is a postdoctoral researcher at Maastricht University. Prior to joining Maastricht University, […]
Across the world we’re seeing governments and popular movements come to power that are opposed to globalization. Why? In this third lecture in INET’s “Economics For People” series, Ha-Joon Chang explains the backlash to globalization. […]
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 […]
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
Globalisation, development, and liberal democracy. Read here
We are continuing with Part 3 of this brilliant series. See Part 1 here and Part 2 here
The Tax Justice Network ran a conference in early December connecting speakers from all over the world via their offices, living rooms and libraries. The reduction in carbon footprint – compared with flying 150 delegates […]
A short, but good take on what trade agreements are really about. Dean Baker is a Senior Economist at the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) Cross-posted from Dean Baker’s Beat The Press Blog […]
Grace’s talk in Berlin on November 12 in our series “Economics beyond the Swabian hausfrau”.
A brilliant piece by Branko Milanović who has the courage to admit that our political categories are useless in explaining the ever increasing number of revolts occurring around the world. Social media may be an […]
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