50 Years After Allende at the UN: a Corporate Triumph Named Multistakeholderism
Allende was early to warn of multinational threats to product safety, labor regulations, and other protections. Sadly corporate interests won.
Read more...Allende was early to warn of multinational threats to product safety, labor regulations, and other protections. Sadly corporate interests won.
Read more...The world’s largest asset manager has forecast systemic economic chaos. The reality is even worse.
Read more...Just because the weather gods are now smiling on Europe does not mean its energy crunch is over.
Read more...Currency swap exposures have gotten to be uncomfortably large……
Read more...Perry Merhling’s recent book on Charles Kindleberger finds he had prescient beliefs about the need for a prudent international money minder.
Read more...Some perspectives on being an expat.
Read more...How Democrats abandoned populist economic ideas and whether there is a future for progressivism.
Read more...Michael Hudson describes how the war with Russia is changing the economic and political order, and not to the advantage of Europe and the US.
Read more...The pathologies that produced the financial crisis are still circulating.
Read more...Why the road away from the dollar will have many twists and turns.
Read more...The harder your look at the Russian oil price cap, the uglier it looks.
Read more...Moves to end energy dependence on Russia are a win for the gas lobby, locking Germany into the global market for liquefied natural gas.
Read more...How the greenhouse gas emissions blame game pits advanced economies against developing ones.
Read more...Quelle surprise! Despite EU and US initiatives to curb corporate use of tax havens, big companies continue to fatten their wallets.
Read more...Globalization is as important as ever for Europe where hundreds of thousands of companies and millions of jobs are supported by global trade flows.
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