EPA/Giuseppe Lami Davide Vampa, Aston University February has been an important month in Italian politics. Elections took place in Abruzzo and Sardinia – two regions located in the south of the country. Both are “swing” […]
Germany feels good about itself again. After its decision on the future of coal, it sees itself as a pioneer in transforming its energy production. In reality it still doesn’t want to think seriously about […]
Here they come again, neo-liberal corporate and state media in their newest offensive against anything progressive. The new target is the Green New Deal. Of course – as usual – the market will take care […]
Progressive Economy Forum Council member John Weeks writes on how the global economic slowdown is not the outcome of forces beyond human control, but rather an outcome of policy – in particular, of austerity in […]
Two years after the suspension of the highly controversial Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), EU member states and the European Commission are preparing mandates for new trade negotiations with the US. But not much […]
Although a very chaotic article, it contains a lot of information concerning euro-scepticism in Eastern Europe – on the left, centre, and right. No surprise as the EU has done little to support these nations […]
Just because the EU has declared austerity is over, it is not. To the contrary it is continuing unabated in reality, just not according to state and corporate media. Dean Baker is an American macroeconomist […]
What are the differences and similarities between two European dictators and what are their legacies? Branko Milanović is an economist specialised in development and inequality. Branko will be holding a talk in our series “Economics […]
N Nearly all major political parties, trade unions, corporations and employer organisations urged people to vote to Remain during the EU vote. Voters ignored them. There is a disconnect between the concerns of the people […]
Today the British Treasury announced a massive surplus for January. As we know, there is no such thing as a free lunch, so who is paying the bill. Here the answer: ‘Fixing’ the public sector […]
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