I have given one or two warnings about Trump and his economic policies since he was inaugurated earlier this year. One of my predictions was
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A note to a young person who wants to be a campaigner
I have been asked by an undergraduate student how they might develop a career as a campaigner that might result in a change for the
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The questions we should be asking our politicians
Introduction Too many political interviews and debates miss the real questions. They aim for theatre, not scrutiny. So, what should we actually be asking politicians?
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Sanctions worked on apartheid. Why not sanction Israel, then?
The Co-op has banned Israeli goods. The UK government remains silent. This silence is complicity. Real leadership in the face of genocide would require that
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Hysteria rules
There are moments when you know that the hysteria that always precedes a crash has arrived. Take this, from the FT: London-listed companies are turning
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Free markets? Pull the other one….
As the FT reported last night: Lotus has reversed its plans to end car production in the UK after the government signalled it was willing
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Is neoliberalism destroying our well-being?
We posted this short YouTube video this evening: Neoliberalism promised prosperity—but it’s delivering obesity, anxiety, and inequality. Public services are failing, mental health is collapsing,
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Starmer needs to sort his act out
The Telegraph has this headline in an email this afternoon: I am not in any way condoning what Vylan said, but Starmer gave his ‘island
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Why do commentators, thinkers and bloggers exist?
This is just an idea. I keep saying that neoliberal economics is broken. I keep explaining why it is broken. But suppose everyone already knows?
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