By announcing forthcoming interest-rate hikes at a time when total US employment is still below its 2019 level, the Federal Reserve war on “inflation” is really a war on American workers. James K. Glbraith is […]
We can call it strategic impotence – using a claim to be unable to do something as means of pursuing one’s advantage or cementing privilege. Read here
On 14 February a UK wide strike in Higher Education will commence (at Goldsmiths it already has). Alessandra Mezzadri is Senior Lecturer in Development Studies at SOAS Cross-posted from Developing Economics To donate to he UCU […]
The Maastricht Treaty was signed on 9 February 1992. Thirty years later it is responsible for much suffering, inequality, and poverty within the fragile eurozone. Sergio Cesaratto teaches European monetary and fiscal policies at the […]
“When I say that I think the inflationary pressures are transitory, one shouldn’t conclude that means they are short-lived.” Read here
The return of the EU Austerians and disaster of the French Left Read Here
The Scottish Greens have joined the club of Irish, Austrian and German Green parties who have established their politics in the governing centre for the benefit of capital David Jamieson is a journalist, writer and […]
The pandemic-induced crisis has seen fiscal policy relaxed. Ill-evidenced orthodoxy must not be allowed to reinstate austerity. Philipp Heimberger is Economist at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (wiiw) Cross-posted from wiiw website Economists […]
Bullying is the hallmark of politics in Europe it seems. Read here Photo: youtube
The question is when will Brussels seeks to reinstate the Stability and Growth Pact. Read Here
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