Zacarias Pereira da Mata / shutterstock Nicholas Beuret, University of Essex The latest UN climate talks, known as COP24, have just concluded. The supposed story this time was one of a grinding victory by the […]
Tristan Shirley explores the belief system that underpins tax avoidance by multinational corporations and reflects on the ethical failures revealed by their unbelievable behaviour. Cross-posted from Tax Justice Network Almost every commuter on the train […]
This is a complimentary piece to the article by Robin McAlpine (read here) dealing with the fallacy of the centre or moderates as a positive social force. It has been the godparent of neo-liberalism. Charles […]
Despite its recent decision the European Central Bank will keep re-injecting more than 190 billion euros into the financial system in 2019. But the ECB is not making the optimal use of those reinvestments. Cross-posted […]
Common Weal Director Robin McAlpine argues the Yellow Vests protests in France marks the end of a 40 years political empire that said it didn’t have an ideology but always ruled for the rich – […]
If you leave it to economists to explain the wave of homelessness for the past decade, one receives a dry statistical analysis. Most of the media puts the blame on Russian oligarchs or Airbnb. Danny […]
The Hungarian autocrat creates new political courts system and attacks workers’ rights – while benefiting from influx of European capital David Jamieson is a CommonSpace journalist based in Glasgow Cross-posted from Common Space Nowhere is this […]
The European crisis can only be understood if one understands the crisis in economics that is causing it. Politics was and is slavishly dependent on the wrong economic teachings. Germany is lost without European Monetary […]
“Socialism more generally must be a mass political movement, an attempt to defend and extend democracy into every sphere of life.” George Hoare is a mental health researcher based in London. He received a doctorate […]
The crisis and chaos engulfing British politics is not simply a symptom of incompetent leadership or bad policy choices. It expresses a deep crisis of representation in the political system, which Brexit did not cause, […]
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