If it still looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck – then it probably still is a duck. Rick Rowden is an Adjunct Professorial Lecturer in the School of […]
It is interesting to note that 1% of the world’s population causes half of global aviation emissions. Who could that possibly be? Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and a prolific […]
The movement for a new constitution is changing Chile, the country where military rulers embarked on an early and violent experiment in market reforms. Sabrina Aquino, director of Fundación País Digno and feminist activist of […]
The G7’s promises of charity are not a solution to vaccine apartheid. We need justice: waive the patents and enable global South countries to ramp up vaccine production. By Sophie Harman, Parsa Erfani, Tinashe Goronga, […]
There have been major changes in some economic paradigms. What are these, why did they occur, and what are the consequences? Costas Lapavitsas is a professor of political economy at the SOAS University of London […]
Despite the tragic deaths, suffering and sadness that it has caused, the pandemic could go down in history as the event that rescued humanity. This column argues that the pandemic has created a hinge moment […]
Has there been a major paradigm shift or has capitalism made some temporary compromises to help itself out of its crisis? Richard D. Wolff is professor of economics emeritus at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, […]
What impact has the Covid-19 pandemic had on poverty? Nicolas Duvoux presents findings from a major report on the impact of the virus in France. He writes that there is clear evidence the pandemic has […]
The Social Democrats and Podemos flaunting their neo-liberal credentials Read here
Online gig workers in the global south receive lower pay and less work due to discrimination from clients largely based in the global north, with no legal recourse, a new study of Cloudwork platforms has […]
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