Andrew Dowling, Cardiff University The detention of five leading Catalan pro-independence politicians, followed 48 hours later by the arrest and detention of deposed Catalan President Carles Puigdemont in Germany, brings the extraordinary and tumultuous events […]
Millennials have been hardest hit by cuts. Antony Bennison, CC BY-NC Evangelos Kontopantelis, University of Manchester Young people are poorer than older people. And it’s not simply because the old have worked all their lives […]
Public debt has been an important tool for furthering neo-liberal policies, especially in the EU. In the Great Financial Crisis not only did governments have to bail out private banks, but clean up the economic […]
This may be explicitly about the houing situation in Britain, but a number of its conclusions can be carried over to other EU nations. By Ian Mulheirn, Director of Consulting at Oxford Economics Cross-posted from […]
EU citizens will now have more access to information concerning what the EU parliament is doing. Up to now this has been withheld by the EU to avoid transparency with regard to its decision making […]
Richard Murphy once again proposes to reform a tax system, which is already biased towards capital and is regressive. Richard Murphy is Professor of Practice in International Political Economy, City University of London. He campaigns […]
Visograd nations and anti-neo-classical economics? Economics associations from Hungary, Poland, Slovakia and the Czech Republic stage the first international conference on the 33 Theses for an economic reformation Andrew Simms is an author, analyst and […]
Has democracy simply become a ploy to protect the haves from the increasingly have-nots. If so, its best sell by date seems to be approaching. John Rapley is a political economist and author of ‘Twilight […]
Germany has a balanced budget, a massive current account surplus, and low unemployment. Why then is there so much poverty in such a wealthy nation? Heiner Flassbeck is an economist, as well as publisher and […]
The amount of raw materials the world has is limited. The amount of CO2 the atmosphere can tolerate is limited. The answer is to reduce consumption. It is that simple. By David Powell, New Economics […]
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