Frances Coppola – Britain faces a long, hard post-Brexit stagflationary winter

Why nationalists can appear nationalistic and anti-EU , but still be solid neo-liberals. This somewhat lengthy paper analyses what the rightist populist political parties beyond their rhetoric really stand for. Read here  

Has the left given up on usurping capitalism? In ‘Unherd’. Read the article HERE.

‘Poland thus continues to drift to the right, no longer as a perceived rebel within the EU, but as a proponent of its political consensus, which is increasingly difficult to distinguish from the ‘populism’ to […]