Can EU Actors Keep Using Common Law After Brexit?
The widespread use of English law in financial contracts poses yet another set of tricky post-Brexit issues.
Read more...The widespread use of English law in financial contracts poses yet another set of tricky post-Brexit issues.
Read more...An update on the Eurozone banking mess.
Read more...Some of the finer points of Brexit negotiations come into focus.
Read more...The Eurogroup doubles down on Greek debt extend and pretend, to its members political advantage and at great cost to Greek citizens.
Read more...If May holds on to her Prime Minister job, her irresponsible Brexit campaign talk may come back to haunt her.
Read more...Market consequences of latest banking crisis in Spain, triggered by the collapse of housing prices that caused plunge Banco Popular shares to plunge.
Read more...Sequel on the baneful influence of Zbigniew Brzezinski on Jimmy Carter, an influence that continues to haunt US foreign policy.
Read more...An overview of the cost of Europe’s failure to rein in its financial institutions and the options for bank and Eurozone reform.
Read more...Yet another European debt/austerity-induced game of chicken, this one of Catalonia v. Spain.
Read more...Greece continues to be broken on the rack of austerity. How far might the IMF’s insistence on reducing the pain level actually get?
Read more...European officials continue to dither while Italy’s banks burn.
Read more...Arbitration would be a good way to resolve the thorniest Brexit issue, of settling the tab. But politics seem to preclude a sensible outcome.
Read more...Crunching some numbers on the value of social safety nets shows Americans are not as well off as pundits and pols would have you believe.
Read more...More on how neoliberal policies around the world have hurt labor.
Read more...Trying to make sense of the UK’s Brexit pathology.
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