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The IMF and Ireland: What We Can Learn from the Global South

Thursday, January 27, 2011 - 12:32

New paper from Action from Ireland

Learning from the Global South

Fixing Global Finance: A Developing Country Perspective on Global Financial Reforms

Monday, November 1, 2010 - 10:09

book by Kavaljit Singh

"The 'Dark Side' of Deregulation? The Politics of Two-tier Labour Markets in Germany and Japan after the Global Financial Crisis

Monday, October 18, 2010 - 19:46

For much of 2009 Germany and Japan appeared to be among the countries most severely affected by the global economic and financial crisis.

Cuts in aid have consequences

Tuesday, June 15, 2010 - 16:21

It seems a straightforward concept. But spending cuts which carry no costs don't exist. Real people elsewhere will be the victims of cuts made here.

A Message from Argentina: Our Sympathies to the People of Greece!

Wednesday, May 19, 2010 - 17:19

There are disconcerting parallels between Argentina’s catastrophic decade, 1991-2001, which ended in massive default, and Greece’s recent and impending difficulties.

Current Issues

The European Union as 'universalist' project: Developing a critical left response

No systematic theoretical study of the development of European economic integration has as yet been conducted.

The Stakes in 'Punishing' Greece

Global capitalism imploded in 2007. The central causes of capitalism's crisis include:

We saw it coming

The European ruling elite likes to pretend that the crisis afflicting the Eurozone countries was something both unforeseen and unforeseeable, the result of circumstances beyond its control deriving

Statement of the Party of the European Left

The EU is today going through the worst crisis since its foundation. This crisis is part of a global financial, economic, social, ecological and political crisis, which is hitting people very hard, starting with women and young people, for whom the future is looking darker.

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