Nèdeem Elmahjoub's blog

As Sturgeon "launches a fresh call for a referendum on independence", here is a background analysis

"How the refugee crisis became invisible"

Economic performance in two dimensions: How Europe beats the US

Poppies, patriots and pro-Brexit propaganda: Revisiting the myths of Britain's past

A Brief History of Fortress Europe

The Brexit crisis (a free ebook)

Yes, not only in Greece and not only minimum wages.   In the time of the fall in the rate of profit, wages in general and everywhere, have to stay as they are or decrease in relative terms. "Destructive creation" in general has to accelerate if we want investment to resume and capitalist growth to follow suit. That's the recipe. Take it or leave it.

Sovereignty, Brexit and Power: Lessons from 1975

"Britain is a toxic place" I agree from experience, Michael.

The development of capitalism has good news for "the developing countries". How the West will continue to rule. " As the next industrial revolution unfolds, the model for economic growth that arose alongside globalization will offer a less certain path toward development. Though new technologies will not completely erase the benefit of cheap labor, they will reduce the number of opportunities countries have to industrialize, diversify and grow their economies." The Rise of Manufacturing Marks the Decline of Globalization