Beyond all the salacious sensation around Harvey Weinstein and his cohorts at Westminster in the mainstream media, this event could be an important turning point in the Western world. Vanessa Bilancetti looks past the headlines […]
The Catalonia crisis is an opportunity for Europe to re-define sovereignty, statehood and European democracy Cross-posted from DiEM25 The EU’s response to the crisis in Catalonia has been hypocritical and logically incoherent. It […]
In his article Michael Jacobs proposes measires for a new industrial strategy for Britain. Michael Jacobs is Director of the IPPR Commission on Economic Justice Cross-posted from Prime Economics Within hours of becoming Prime Minister last year, […]
When the right-wing Wall Street Journal, the stolidly respectable Financial Times and centre-left Guardian all refer to “populist” parties the question of definition looms large. John Weeks is Professor Emeritus, School of Oriental & African […]
Norbert Häring has wirtten an excellent piece of how Germany avoids regulating monopolies. Although in other areas the German government is staunchly ordo-liberal, with regards to monopolies it has abaondoned these principles. Norbert Häring is […]
Concerns have been aroused that a new wave of privatisation could be prepared after the European Commission asked KPMG to study the “operational and fiscal challenges” which state-owned enterprises place on the public purse. The […]
This is a further report from the UN climate talks in Bonn, which we have been featuring in BRAVE NEW EUROPE By Chloe Farand Cross-posted from DeSmog UK Each day at the international climate talks, […]
Austerity is based not only on bad economics, but lies as well. As Richard Murphy demonstrates in this article Britain’s debt burden is not nearly as great as the government claims, which is its principal […]
Economic growth remains the predominant policy goal in the UK. Section 108 of the Deregulation Act 2015 requires that any person exercising a regulatory function must have “regard to the desirability of promoting economic growth” […]
Since its inception the euro-area economies have been marked by poor economic performance. The causes have been the austerity policy agenda, so called “structural reforms,” and the failures to resolves the current account constraints on […]
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