In this episode of the Tax Justice Network’s monthly podcast, the Taxcast, we go on a reparational justice journey and speak to the Council for World
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Moderation has been very slow today. Please accept my apologies. The delay is  because I seem to have got a bug (no, not Covid) and
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The Resolution Foundation has a new report out this morning on the job market and the impact of furlough. As they note, unemployment is now
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The Guardian has noted that: MPs have suggested that a “north-south divide” in the Conservative party could be its “undoing” and lead to a string
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Laurie MacFarlane had an excellent post out on Open Democracy yesterday. This was the heading: The piece is a critique of the work of Andrew
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This is a really good thread from Stephanie Kelton: And for those who ask how I reconcile this with my call for hypothecated saving, that’s
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I think this from Simon Wren-Lewis, written yesterday, is very good: [The suggestion is] that Sunak, like Osborne, only pretends to misunderstand the nature of
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It hardly need be said that we live in extraordinary times. It is readily apparent that we do. But, that does not mean that we
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Normally at this time in the morning I would be posting a video here. I won’t be today, or for at least the rest of
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