It’s not too late to steer the Greek economy and the EU towards a sustainable development course for the twenty-first century. There are tools to deliver this. Policy-makers should use them. By Olivier Vardakoulias is […]
Much has been written about the growth of debt since the Great Financial Crisis. But whilst leverage is a worry, much less has been written about the problem of asset quality. At first reading this […]
That EU companies systematically pay bribes is endemic, just like EU cartels. Interesting is the sentence “$50 million in cash was also delivered to the home of Eni executive Roberto Casula”. In Greece, the German managers […]
Luke Stobart sums up the past year with regard to Catalonia and Spain. Luke Stobart is a writer based in London and Barcelona Cross-posted from Jacobin With these typically bumbling words Mariano Rajoy said goodbye […]
Austria’s government was sworn in six months ago on 18 December. Manès Weisskircher discusses the domestic record of the new government, noting that so far, its support has remained stable. The government’s biggest domestic hurdle […]
Since the 1990s, public sector outsourcing has evolved through competitive tendering, partnership working (particularly via Public Finance Initiatives), strategic-commissioning and prime-contracting. Each of these iterations has promised better public goods and services for less cost. […]
For much of the 20th century there was a general trend towards greater wealth equality. That is now set in reverse, with wealth much more unequally distributed than incomes. How we can solve his crisis […]
There is a great deal of movement around the world in search of change, in many areas. One of these is among economics students. Lars P. Syll is an economist at the Faculty of Education […]
Yanis Varoufakis wrote: “Being able to speak authoritatively about economics is a prerequisite for democracy”. This is a challenge facing any progressive movements in mobilisiing support. The indefatigableRichard Murphy has started to look at this […]
This is a topic that Wren-Lewis has been pursuing himself for years: following the Great Financial Crisis British corporate Media changed the discourse from the irresponsibility of banks , to one of fiscal prodigality by […]
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