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Tag: Neoliberalism

Same as the old boss

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In November 2020, Zambia defaulted on its international debt, the first African country to do so since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Howard Stein and Horman Chitonge criticise the …

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Viennese faults

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The good professor sings Chicago and thinks it’s time to question a broadcasting dynasty. Please, nobody mention the Dimblebys.  I used to be a fan.  The melodious Richard on the …

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Can America be Progressive Again?

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Alan Freeman asks why the US fears being progressive when its economic power was built by progressive policies. Imagine this: a new US political party stands for election committed to …

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Austerity in Brazil – the dangerous cuts

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Neoliberal policies have infected both arms of politics in Brazil and its people are falling sick. Diogo Mazeron writes. After a very close and polarised election at the end of …

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Merry morality

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It is that time of year. We are not a religious family, yet we attended our local church’s atmospheric Christmas Eve midnight mass, complete with candles and carols, as many …

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Some readers might find these upsetting

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Henry Leveson-Gower examines two texts that explain how neoliberal thinking and human frailty brought us to where we are. Richard Seymour, Disaster Nationalism: The Downfall of Liberal Civilization, Verso 2024 …

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A solid case – summary

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Interview with historian Tehila Sasson on the solidarity economy and its relationship to neoliberalism. Headlines The solidarity economy aimed to make capitalism more ethical by connecting values like solidarity and …

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A solid case

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In her recently published book, Tehila Sasson, a modern historian, investigates the origins and impacts of the ideas and implementation of the ‘solidarity economy’.  In it, she provides a fascinating …

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IMF at 80: Enough colonial exploitation of debt

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Mass protests rocking Kenya in the past month have once again laid bare the predatory lending practices of the International Monetary Fund (IMF). ​​Placards read “IMF keep your hands off Kenya,” …

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Debt crisis: paradox or plain wrong?

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Guy Dauncey says we can dig ourselves out of the accumulating mountain of private debt but a lot needs to change.  The Paradox of Debt is a new book by …

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