Thomas Piketty: May 1968 and inequality May 8, 2018 MDRose Economics, EU politics, Finance, National Politics 0 The May ’68 Movement was the start of a historical period of considerable reduction in social inequalities in France which ran out of steam later for quite different reasons. Read here LinkThomas Piketty
Austerity Bill Mitchell: The conflicting concepts of cosmopolitan within Europe – Part 2 February 3, 2019 MDRose Austerity, Economics, EU politics, EU-Institutions, Finance, Neo-Liberalism in the EU 0 Is Europe really as cosmopolitian as claimed in state and corporate media, ot that simply a myth to ensure class domination? Read here
EU politics Bill Mitchell: The EU’s democratic deficit is intrinsic and unfixable without dissolution February 11, 2019 MDRose EU politics, EU-Institutions, National Politics, Regulation 0 Bill Mitchell on the report by Amnesty International EU Vanishing Act: The Eurogroup’s Accountability (see here)
Corruption Lovin Malta: Why The Pilatus Bank Scandal Could Be Far More Dangerous To Malta Than First Meets The Eye April 6, 2018 MDRose Corruption, EU politics, Finance, Financial Institutions, National Politics, Political Parties, Regulation 0 Malta is looking increasingly like a Mafia State, but so is much of Europe. Read here
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