I am pleased to share this from the EU’s Greens in the European Parliament, published today: New research commissioned by the Greens/EFA Group in the
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If you live in England (and not all readers do, I know) then you would think that the only referendum under discussion in the UK right
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I have resigned from those organisations I have been linked with that promote modern monetary theory. I have done so without regret. I remain convinced
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I am heading for Brussels today for reasons that will become apparent tomorrow. To me this seems like a normal thing to do. I am
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It is Davos week. It’s quite reasonable to wonder who cares any more. After all, many global leaders will skip this year, so big are
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There was a time, not so long ago, when it was reasonable to assume that those on the right wing of politics were ‘pro-business’. And, as
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From the Guardian this morning, and a conversation between Adam Curtis and Adam Mackay: AM: I met with some of these Democratic leaders, and they
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The Brexit choice seems to be coming down to three things, at least in England. We can save the dysfunctional Conservative Party. Or we can
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Bill Mitchell is one of the leaders of thinking on modern monetary theory. Indeed, he is credited with creating that deeply misleading description. That might
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