One of the changes that the credit crunch brought in was that rules that were previously considered normal were broken. Let me start with what looks like an example of a previous rule.
Corruption
Veronika Melkozerova – Ukrainian authorities face accusations of using the draft as a political weapon
‘Journalists, watchdogs and people involved with NGOs working on issues critical of the government are also warning that the administration (or senior officials) is using the power to conscript people to silence them.’ In Politico. […]
EU politics
Democracy International: Citizens Sue the Dutch Government for Abolishing Referendums on EU Policy
One of the greatest problems that the EU has is its democratic legitimacy. The Dutch government has found a solution: get rid of democracy. Just how under pressure the EU is, one simply has to […]
Economics
Richard Murphy – Mythbuster: What is quantitative easing and how does it work?
I have been asked to explain how quantitative easing works, given how important it is within our economy and managing the coronavirus crisis right now. What follows is part of a larger piece of work […]
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