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To beat capitalism, you need innovation and competitiveness — Divided we fall w/ Pat Byrne s01e04

Boyan Stanislavski
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We continue our series on the Left's weaknesses. Globally, the Left has failed spectacularly over the last few decades. Clearly, there are numerous factors at play, some of which we have already discussed in previous...

From the pandemic to a sea of ignorance

The Barricade
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The correlation between educational and social inequalities in Bulgaria has long been at the center of public debate. However, rarely do we hear reform proposals beyond the existing neoliberal educational model based on competition, decentralization...

Europe Day: Frontex and Schuman’s Nightmare

Michal Pavlásek
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European countries commemorate Europe Day. On 9 May 1950, Robert Schuman, the French Minister of Foreign Affairs, presented an idea of peaceful cooperation in Europe in a declaration in which he proposed to create the European...

The G20 Rome Declaration on health is a mixture of hypocrisy, cynicism and indecency

We did not expect innovative proposals, but we did expect a little more breath of change. Well.... there was no breath. Worse still, in its place there were strong ugly winds. 1. First, the Declaration...

Medvedchuk’s prosecution, or is Ukraine looking for a way to end itself?

Boyan Stanislavski
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The ongoing political prosecution in Ukraine far outweighs the recent prosecution of Alexey Navalny in Russia, which has been completely overblown to grotesque proportions by the international media. Even some of them, such as the...

Zeman’s repentance

Radosław Czarnecki
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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić paid a visit to Prague a few days ago. Miloš Zeman, his Czech counterpart, greeted him at the Hradčany castle. This would be nothing out of the ordinary; hundreds, if not...

The Protests of Serbian Freelancers and the Possibilities of Digital Labor Struggles

Slobodan Golušin
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2021 witnessed an unprecedented mobilization of online freelancers in Serbia. Thousands of people, doing various online jobs on different digital platforms and organized around a common association, marched on the streets of Belgrade to protest...

Wealth inequality

Michael Roberts
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I have written before about the fact that, both in advanced and so-called ’emerging economies’, wealth is significantly more unequally distributed than income. Moreover, the pro-capitalist World Economic Forum has reported that: “This problem has improved little in recent years,...

Post-Keynesianism: the principles

Michael Roberts
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Like Marxist or mainstream economics, Keynesian economics has several strands. There is Keynesian economics seen within the parameters of general equilibrium economics, where changes in income and expenditure, consumption and investment, interest rates and employment will tend...

Why ‘pensée unique’ will be misleading

Dieter Plehwe
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It has been popular since the global financial crisis in 2008 again to think of neoliberalism as a terminally failed project ('zombie ideas'), and accordingly to present the current period as an interregnum to post-neoliberalism....