The European Union will convene donors next week to keep Syria on the global agenda, but as the economic and social burden of refugees on neighbouring countries mounts, the bloc is divided and unable to find solutions to tackle the issue, diplomats say.
Economics
Bill Mitchell: Governments should not ‘cool’ an economy or cut deficits when there are millions unemployed still
They have been waiting for years. Now they are back: the free market economists. Read here
Economics
Michael Roberts: Lehmans, animal spirits and the failure of the progressives
An interesting take on the Great Financial Crisis and its consequences and meaning. Read here
Deregulation
Michael Roberts: Carillion and the ‘dead end’ of privatisation
We did not want to post any articles concerning Carillion. It was a specifically British event. The collapse of Carillion, one of the UK’s largest leading construction and service companies, has resulted in important analyses […]
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