2021: Year of Living Dangerously?
Does the West recognize how many emerging economies are dangerously close to breaking points? Can they control their bad neoliberal reflexes?
Read more...Does the West recognize how many emerging economies are dangerously close to breaking points? Can they control their bad neoliberal reflexes?
Read more...Restrictions to shipping due to military sanctions could have large negative effects on economic welfare for countries all over the world, including oil exporters such as the UAE and Saudi Arabia
Read more...Brexit: an undertaking of great advantage, but nobody to know what it is.
Read more...Fog on the Covid and Brexit fronts.
Read more...“It’s always darkest before things go completely black.” That looks like a fit for Brexit.
Read more...Can we mobilize to restore coral reefs using “mineral accretion technology” to mobilize, now that patents no longer restrict its use?
Read more...Trump’s approach to trade largely failed because the problem can’t be solved by tariffs. Here’s the answer.
Read more...Friedrich Engels work on working class included describing how capitalists would not contrain their environmental damage.
Read more...More on “Whither China?”
Read more...The options for extending the Brexit runway don’t look promising.
Read more...The Tories’ shambolic, self-serving rule has stoked interest in Britain breakaways by Scotland and even Wales and the North. But are they viable?
Read more...Brexit disruption has started even with a skimpy deal still theoretically possible.
Read more...Bringing factories back to the US would have been a good idea 20 years ago. Hard to see how we get there from here now.
Read more...Tne Grenfell Tower Inquiry digs up some gruesome corporate dealing, plus the UK’s property market could seize up.
Read more...The absence of clear parameters for determining what counts as exploitation allows states to misclassify victims.
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