New Issue! Focus on Europe
Chris Sturr , May 1, 2017
We have just sent our May/June 2017 issue to e-subscribers, and print subscribers should find the issue in their…
Eurozone Stagnation: Wrong diagnosis, wrong medicine, no recovery
John Weeks , September 6, 2016
By John Weeks What the EC Doctors Said If a doctor misdiagnoses a patient’s malady and prescribes an inappropriate…
Financing vs. Spending Unions: How to Remedy the Eurozone’s Original Sin
Thomas Palley , July 14, 2016
By Thomas Palley In economic policy, timing isn’t everything, it’s the only thing. The euro zone crisis has been evolving…
Alone Now: From Hope to Brexit Despair
By John Weeks , June 28, 2016
By John Weeks A Tale of Two Summers The summer of 2015 brought a spectacularly bright ray of progressive hope…
Report from Greece, plus more links on Greece
Chris Sturr , July 16, 2015
(1) When Greece Bailed Out Germany: Via Portside, the image above was the “poster of the week” recently from the Center…
Latest Greece Links
Chris Sturr , July 13, 2015
Greek referendum 2015: demonstration for voting NO at Syntagma square, Athens Greece. Wikimedia Commons, author Ggia, Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike…
Report from Greece; Links on Greece
Chris Sturr , July 4, 2015
Links to good pieces on tomorrow’s Yes/No referendum in Greece: Yanis Varoufakis (Greece’s finance minister), from his blog, Why we recommend…
Links on Yanis Varoufakis
Chris Sturr , January 31, 2015
One of the exciting things about the new SYRIZA government in Greece is that the new finance minister is Yanis…
Mike-Frank Epitropoulos on SYRIZA Victory
Mike-Frank Epitropoulos , January 26, 2015
See also Mike-Frank Epitropoulos’s pre-election piece, A Second Demonstration Project for Greece. Patti Smith’s song People Have the Power has…
The Euro “Recovery” in Real Time (in Case You Missed It)
John F. Weeks , July 11, 2014
If you read the Financial Times on 2 May, you learned that at long last recovery gathered pace among the…
