With neo-liberalism, the ethos of private gain came to dominate our political culture. Now, we have a crisis of trust in politics Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality. Branko will be […]
This piece is taken from a short book entitled “Austerity: 12 Myths Exposed” edited by Bryan Evans, Dieter Plehwe, Moritz Neujeffski and Stephen McBride, which we can highly recommend. As the authors write: “Belt tightening […]
“Moving almost a trillion euros out of the regulated and relatively transparent banking sector into the opaque and almost totally unregulated shadow banking sector is incredibly misguided and will pose massive new risks to financial […]
Spain and Catalonia have been living in a climate of open conflict since the suspension of the Estatut d’Autonomia de Catalunya (the Catalan Statute of Autonomy) in 2010 and with increasing intensity since the unofficial […]
Using the example of Amazon, Kevin Farnsworth develops a strategy on how to fight back against giant corporations. Kevin Farnsworth is a Reader in Social Policy at the University of York. He also founded and […]
Weather and climate are not the same, but Bill McGuire is reeling at the numbers rolling-up from recent extreme weather events and how climate change is loading the dice. Here he writes about why… Bill McGuire is Professor […]
The Euro is unsuitable for many of its member nation. Still the agony – increasing inequality, high youth unemployment, emigration – continues. The result has been the demise of democracy, rise of the far right, […]
Chris Bambery sums up a week in which members of the Spanish Guardia Civil testified in the trial against Catalan leaders. Chris Bambery is author and broadcaster. Co-author (with George Kerevan) of Catalonia Reborn: How […]
The Long Depression has become a fantasy world of rising financial asset prices, low investment and productivity growth, where nearly everybody can get a job (working part-time, temporary or self-employed), but not a living. Michael […]
“The primary antagonist of the traditional proletarian was the boss. The primary antagonistic of the precariat is the state. A precariat revolt (hopefully peaceful) will lead to a new distinctive distribution system.” – Guy Standing, […]
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