By Michael Roberts The joint conference of the International Initiative for the Promotion of Political Economy (IIPP), the French Association of Political Economy (AFEP) and
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By John Pickard An excellent article appeared this week, in the Financial Times weekend magazine of all places, showing a glimpse of the shifting consciousness of the
By Michael Roberts Last weekend’s G20 summit in Osaka resolved nothing substantial in the ongoing trade and technology war that the US is now waging
In view of the concerted efforts to use anti-Semitism as a means of undermining Jeremy Corbyn, we are happy here to circulate a model resolution
By Michael Roberts Libra is the name that Facebook, the global social network company, is calling its planned international digital currency. What is Facebook’s purpose
As we enter the last few days of June, we can expect the current relative calm to give way to great political storms in the
By Harry Hutchinson, Labour Party, Northern Ireland Tensions between the US and Iran have reached the point of military attacks that could yet evolve into
By Joseph Daher Women have played a key role in the protests in Sudan since December 2018, and continue to do so since the fall
By Michael Roberts Last week Martin Wolf, the Financial Times economics journalist, listed the new economics books that he would recommend for summer reading. He started off
By John Pickard, Brentwood Labour Party One of the crucial elements in the upcoming elections in Poland, where the governing ‘Law and Justice’ Party is
