Measures that are “temporary and exceptional” tend to become permanent. A wall is being built, military is being used against refugees, imprisonment is being legalised.
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Climate Crisis
Rupert Read, Émile P. Torres: Radical Longtermism and the Seduction of Endless Growth
A Critique of William MacAskill’s ‘What We Owe the Future’ Read HERE
Economics
Bill Mitchell: China slowdown highlights the madness of the Eurozone austerity
The chickens are coming home to roost at present and the irony of all this is that ultimately German and Dutch external surpluses will fall below the allowable EU imbalance threshold of 6 per cent […]
Economics
Heiner Flassbeck: The G-7 and the intellectual colonialism of the West
So that was G-7, the summit par excellence, especially if you believe the media hype in the small countries that were represented there – with the seemingly big ones (you can find the extremely thin […]
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