The hysteria around Brexit has distracted from a more important change taking place in Britain with significant repercussions for the whole of Europe: a major political party, Labour, has developed the most ambitious political policy […]
While the Catalan independence movement is bogged down and limited to presenting itself as a victim, the Scottish independence movement is seeking the discussion that is necessary: What sort of society should an independent Scotland […]
This question becomes even more relevant in view of climate change and how to cut back on our use of natural resources: do we have to produce increasingly more? Branko Milanović is an economist specialised […]
It is just a few months ago that we were receiving irate tweets from Spaniards claiming that there were no fascists in Spain. How quickly things change. Matt Carr is a writer, campaigner and journalist. […]
Claims persist that voters backed leaving the EU out of nostalgia for Britain’s imperial past. In reality it is Remainers who most bemoan Britain’s post-Brexit loss of standing, reflecting the fact that the EU was […]
The euro just turned 20. Marc Osborne/Shutterstock.com Barry Eichengreen, University of California, Berkeley New Year’s Day 1999 saw the largest monetary changeover in history. On that date, just 20 years ago, 12 members of the […]
With increasingly corrupt state and corporate media, as well as growing inequality, with people having three jobs to survive and little time for politics, democracy is being rapidly eroded. New politics and new media are […]
Engelbert Stockhammer outlines the case for moving to a wage-led growth model as part of Progressive Economy Forum’s 100 Policies to End Austerity series. Engelbert Stockhammer is Professor of International Political Economy at King’s College […]
Greece was at the epicentre of both the Eurozone and migration crises, but as Gemma Bird and Amanda Russell Beattiewrite, each crisis has left a notably different mark on the country. Nowhere is this more […]
Columbia law professor Tim Wu on The Curse of Bigness, neo-Brandeisian antitrust, and the lessons we should learn from the first Gilded Age. Cross-posted from Pro Market The blog of the Stigler Center at the University […]
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