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Sam Pizzigati – Tax the Wealthy At Least 75%, Says Oxfam. Do It Now

January 19, 2023 Mathew D. Rose 0

The billionaires and their invited guests at Davos will pay this international call no mind, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be done. After all, we’ve done it before. Sam Pizzigati writes on inequality for […]

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Finance

Jeremy Corbyn: The Cost-of-Living Crisis Demands That We Democratize the Economy

January 2, 2023 Ben Wray 0

Bring basic resources like energy, water, railways, and the postal service into democratic public ownership, writes the former Labour leader. Read the article HERE.

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Konrad Bleyer-Simon: Another Internet is Possible

December 30, 2022 Ben Wray 0

How the internet became a tool for profit, and how to change it. Cross-posted from Green European Journal Few would dispute that the early years of the internet were promising. But exactly when those early […]

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Peter Harris – Cop15: Lula Calls on Rich Nations to Give More to Protect Earth’s Ecosystems

December 16, 2022 Ben Wray 0

EU has ruled out establishing a biodiversity fund as part of the Cop15 deal, a key demand from some developing countries. Read the article HERE.

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Michael Roberts – Planning and the climate

December 15, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Planning is vitally necessary if the disasters of climate change, already with us, are to be mitigated and the planet is no longer degraded by greenhouse gas emissions.  How planning by replacing the market would […]

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Melvin Goodman: Understanding Russian National Security

December 8, 2022 Ben Wray 0

Former Soviet analyst at the CIA on how the Kremlin thinks about security Cross-posted from Counterpunch In the 1980s and 1990s, I was a member of the Russian studies group sponsored by the Brookings Institution.  […]

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Climate Crisis

Richard Heinberg – The Final Doubling: On the Growth Ahead

November 5, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

Resource depletion isn’t the only limit to the continued growth of the human enterprise. Climate change is another threat capable of stopping civilization in its tracks. Richard Heinberg is a senior fellow at the Post […]

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Climate Crisis

Joseph Eastoe and Rupert Read – A fair COP or a dirty COP: What we need and what we can expect from COP27

November 5, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

There are, sadly, several reasons to be less optimistic for COP27 than we were for COP26, say Joseph Eastoe and Rupert Read of GreensCAN. The pair set out 11 tests that they believe COP27 – […]

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Climate Crisis

Rupert Read: Ready for the whole truth? The surprising rewards of facing up to climate breakdown

November 4, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

On climate, we may like to think that there is a 100% contrast between a righteous ‘us’ on the one hand and the corrupt/failed/denialistic political and media class on the other. But this is actually […]

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Steve Keen, Phil Dobbie: Will more realistic pricing of energy and pollution save the planet?

November 4, 2022 Mathew D. Rose 0

In a recent podcast Steve Keen claimed that the law of thermodynamics dictates that we can no longer extend economic growth whilst looking for efficiencies in our use of energy. This week Phil questions Steve […]

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The Big Con: How the Consulting Industry Weakens Our Businesses, Infantilizes Our Governments, and Warps Our Economies by Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington

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Book Review by Michael Roberts Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington are authors of The Big Con: How the Consulting Industry Weakens our Businesses, Infantilises our Governments and Warps our Economies.  They launched their book with […]

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When McKinsey comes to Town: The Hidden Influence of the World’s Most Powerful Consulting Firm by Walt Bogdanovitch and Michael Forsythe

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Book Review by Roger Steer In January 2021 Brave New Europe published “The Americanisation of European Healthcare” which was my attempt to describe the forces at work to change the way healthcare is delivered in […]

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