Andrew Baker, University of Sheffield and Richard Murphy, City, University of London A major priority for the French government in hosting the 2019 G7 summit at Biarritz is to combat inequality, both within advanced economies […]
The response to climate change can only be a robust economic, political, and social revolution, but we have a lot of people tinkering on the edges. Read here Read Part 2 here
One need not break up monopolies if they provide basic services and letting predatory capitalism continue, but to nationalise them to serve the common good. John Weeks is Professor Emeritus, School of Oriental & African […]
“The perfect match – tree planting and job creation” Read here
How might a Green New Deal be imagined in the UK context? And what are the challenges that would face advocates of the GND given the current political and institutional climate? Part 1 of Michael […]
“Because measures to combat climate change will require great changes in society, we face a major social struggle. A narrow focus on environmental policy issues simply will not suffice.” Asbjørn Wahl is Norwegian trade union […]
Branko Milanović has written a few articles recently cocerning the contradictions between a persons creativity and personal life. Initially sceptical, we did not cross-post these. In the meantime we agree he does have a point. […]
Structural changes need to be on a global scale, with nations rich in real resources supporting countries with scarcity. This series combines ecological and monetary insights on our future
Here is someone who understood Brexit and what followed. The only real point of criticism is his ability not to mention the climate disaster. It is an element that no longer can be left out […]
Whatever the Bank of Spain, among others, says, the reality is that the wage increase has not only not led to an increase in layoffs, but also creates jobs without generating inflation. Juan Laborda teaches […]
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