Ten years after the crisis, the Australian economist Steve Keen, who has recently joined Finance Watch as an individual member, calls his mainstream counterparts to account for (still) ignoring the very obvious causes of financial […]
By Oliver Davis, University of Warwick Historians of the May 1968 protests may have rebuffed Emmanuel Macron’s outlandish proposal for an official state commemoration of the imminent 50th anniversary, but it seems the president is […]
Following calls for openness and public participation, the European Commission now advertises its trade negotiations as transparent and inclusive. But crucial information about EU trade deals are still kept from citizens. Even member state governments […]
The UK University Strike was ended – more likely deferred – following a vote by union members at the end of last week. This decision was difficult and the offer had been rejected by a […]
The focus on low productivity overlooks the crucial influence of inequality. Ed Pemberton, Doctoral Researcher, Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute Cross-posted from Sheffield Political Economy Research Institute (SPERI) Wikimedia Commons The latest release of […]
This is our second article concerning last week’s election in Hungary. In the first article by Zoltán Pogátsa, “Hungary’s Crisis is of the Left, not the Right“, the author analysed the domestic political situation in […]
The UK University Strike may have been deferred, but it produced many successes and raised an awareness of the assault on higher education in Britain. Awareness of a problem is the beginning of a confrontational […]
There is currently so much political upheaval in Britain that one might not be able to see the forest for the trees. The panic of the establishment is palpable. It is not only the right […]
The gender pay gap can only exist because men enforce it. It is the duty of government to intervene and end this unfair practice. We live in the 21st century and there is no excuse […]
We thought this could come in handy. Cross-posted from The Minskys Economics: An Illustrated Timeline Do you keep getting confused about the different schools of thought in economics? Do you always forget what Walras was about, […]
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