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Economics
Kate Raworth – Doughnut Economics: seven ways to think like a 21st century economist
Kate Raworth talks about her book “Doughnut Economics” Listen here
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Finance
Tax Justice Network – The Bogota Declaration on Tax Justice for Women’s Rights
The Bogota Declaration on Tax Justice for Women’s Rights is being launched around the world on7 December 2017 through online platforms and at tax justice events in Argentina and Chile. You can read the Declaration text […]
Economics
Pileus – An MMT interlude
The essential insight of Modern Monetary Theory (or “MMT”) is that sovereign, currency-issuing countries are only constrained by real limits. They are not constrained, and cannot be constrained, by purely financial limits because, as issuers […]
EU politics
Anthony Barnett: The Lure of Greatness
Anthony Barnett discusses his new book, The Lure of Greatness, Part 1 – LabourTube
Economics
New Economics Foundation – TEN YEARS ON: RETHINKING MONEY AFTER THE FINANCIAL CRISIS
The programme begins at 8:19. The sound is very poor. Sara Mahmoud, Senior Economist, New Economics Foundation Tony Greenham, Director of Economy Enterprise and Manufacturing, RSA Josh Ryan-Collins, Senior Research Associate, Institute for Innovation and […]
Economics
Steve Keen – Can we avoid another financial crisis?
This is an excellent interview with Steve Keen. It is not as technical as is often the case with Keen and easily accesible to the non-economist Watch here
Economics
EU politics
Mark Blyth – High Water Mark (November 2017)
Cyber Monday, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Social Democrats coalition, Net Neutrality, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, debt ceilings, Bit Coin and Prince Harry’s proposal. Mark Blyth, political economist at Brown’s Watson Institute, and […]
EU politics
EU politics
Stephen Kinzer on NATO and Turkey
This is short, but to the point.