Spring is already in the air across Greece. Even in the bleakest of times, nature’s renaissance renders hope irrepressible. But this one is proving a cruel spring for a people caught up in a decade-old […]
An interesting take by John Weeks on the newest developments with regard to Britain’s upcoming budget. John Weeks is PEF Council Coordinator, Professor Emeritus, School of Oriental & African Studies, University of London. His most […]
The latest PopuList results are rather stark: 1. In the early 1990s, the “populist, far-right and far-left parties” accounted for around 10 per cent of the total vote. By 2020, this share had risen to […]
Wasn’t this one of those wonderful things that Britain due to Brexit was supposedly losing out on? Read here
Please also see Michael Roberts – Japan: Abenomics revisited Read here Tokyo, Japan. Photo by Francisco Diez. CC BY 2.0 via Wikimedia Commons.
Today, 20 February, marks the beginning of a 14 day strike by 50,000 university staff at 74 campuses in Britain. Many friends and authors of this website will be participating. Our thoughts and solidarity are […]
A good analysis of the failings of the Japanese economy, which are becoming increasingly similar to those of other developed economies. Michael Roberts is an Economist in the City of London and prolific blogger Cross-posted […]
So, here we go again. Higher education is not a commodity. Nor are its workers. Read here
The Stability and Growth Pact (SGP), first enacted in 1997, has proven to be one of the most contested and controversial features of the Economic and Monetary Union, and the broader European Union (EU). Emma […]
Africa is of course not part of our remit, but this is clear case of neo-colonialism, in which not only France is involved, but also the euro and the International Monetary Fund. Francisco Perez is […]
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