We’re told that the 1970s proved Keynesian economics failed, that inflation and unemployment could rise together, and only neoliberalism could fix it. But the truth
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The crisis in the news
The news is lying to you — and Britain is falling apart behind the scenes Every night, the lights are bright, the headlines loud —
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Nationalism: good or bad?
Nationalism can be a politics of care — about belonging, culture, and democracy — or a politics of control, built on fear and exclusion. In
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Growth is not coming back
Martin Wolf has (once again) declared in the Financial Times that the fate of democracy rests on economic growth. As he said, in advance of
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Britain’s housing market is a giant Ponzi scheme
Britain’s housing market has become a Ponzi scheme — built not on value, but on debt, illusion and exclusion. Successive governments have turned homes into
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Quantum economics from the perspective of quantum biology: Labour, value and reflection
This is the second in a new series that will be published daily during the rest of this week. The first quantum economics series and
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Why are both the UK’s major political parties running out of talent?
People know that the politicians they are now being presented with, most especially by Labour and the Tories, are, by and large, useless, without an
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Where I still find hope for democracy in the UK
A reader called Ellie Comber wrote this comment on the blog overnight: I admit to being very frightened that democracy will be annihilated and that
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The inequality lie
Right-wing commentators claim inequality in Britain is falling. It isn’t. The Office for National Statistics says the Gini coefficient has improved — but the truth
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