We have tried to address the problems posed by conceiving a modern left wing policy in Europe and in the EU, specifically reflecting its dynamic global context, and trying to reflect recent experiences adequately, while establishing a theoretical basis for a critical approach to them.
The task formulated by Judith Dellheim in the “Opening” had been to clarify the global context and the theoretical basis of the discussion. She had asked the workshop More
Schlagwort-Archive: financialization
Judith Dellheim: Opening
This is the fourth meeting of our EU experts’ discussions and I should like to remind or to inform you, very briefly, about its history and also about the main ideas of this project or its underlying “philosophy”.
Our first EU experts’ discussion has taken place in December 2011. It had the ironic title “Crisis, Crisis, Euro Crisis” and helped to overcome More
Mariana Mortagua: The Espírito Santo (Decrepit) Empire. Blood, Money and Power: The True Story of an Oligarchy
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Mirjam Büdenbender: Embracing the Market for the State’s Sake The politics of Financialisation in Post-Socialist Russia – the Case of Housing Finance
Sergio Tzotzes: Resistance, Change and Alternatives: Tracing a Modern Left Strategy
It is worth highlighting that knowledge transforms our views, ethics, values and opinions about the state of affairs. The running water of the roman aqueducts was once seen as unprecedented progress, while nowadays drinking water which passes through lead pipes hardly seems a good idea at least to those knowledgeable enough and capable of acting upon their knowledge. Yet, this progress does not signify that More
Daniela Gabor: Dependent Financialization in CEE Countries
Özge Yaka: Limits of the Core-‐Periphery Model in the Analysis of the Contemporary Political Environment
The core periphery model, which belongs to the language of the pre 1980 era, has recently returned to the academic and political language in the context of the Euro‐zone-crisis. The model, which was originally developed against the modernisation school and Ricardo’s theory of comparative advantages, was aiming to reveal the structural processes and mechanisms which consistently disfavour primary producer countries of the periphery against the industrial western core. More
Claude Serfati: 2014 – A Turning Point in the Economic and Geopolitical Situation
1) The hypothesis laid out in this paper is that a new turn in the international economic and geopolitical situation took place in the last months. On the economic side, not only it appears that the finance capital’s social and economic power has not been seriously dented by the new regulatory framework under way in different countries, but that it goes on thriving on the global bleak macroeconomic situation. Through the last years, mainstream economists’ main concern was EU deflation, a code name for depression. More
Judith Dellheim, Frieder Otto Wolf: On Industrial Policy
Workshop Organizers: A Few More Remarks
We now propose the following workshop parts:
- I. Global Context, Experience and Theoretical Basics
- II. Financialisation and Transnationalisation; Social and Production Structures
- III. Case Studies in Regard to Countries
- IV. More specifically on Alternatives