Nuno Mendes, a 40-year-old Portuguese worker lives on six-month contracts. He earns 1,200 euros a month. Banks won’t give him a mortgage. “Everything in my life is on hold — starting a family, making long-term plans,” he says.
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Austerity
Becky Gardiner: Why I’m a striking lecturer: I want to stop the slow death of public education
Education affects all of us. We at Brave New Europe are giving so much coverage to the university strike in the United Kingdom as we see it as a possible turning point within Britain in […]
Economics
Corporate Europe Observatory – Off the hook?
How business lobbies against liability for human rights and environmental abuses Read here
Economics
J. W. Mason – Interview: America’s Inflation Debate Is Fundamentally Confused
Here is all that inflation is: You take all the prices that you can observe, and you average them in some way — and there’s debatable choices you have to make in averaging them, in […]
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