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Tag Archives: elections
Hubble, bubble, double struggle: the coming elections.
Hubble, bubble, double struggle: the coming elections. I’ve been meaning to write something on the elections for a while. But this is not so much about the elections as about the approaches on offer. Which elections anyway? My main focus … Continue reading
Posted in ecology, economics, politics
Tagged degrowth, elections, Green Party, Labour, Latin America, Podemos, politics, Syriza, the mess we're in, vivir bien
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What future for the EU? More federalism and less single market.
The disturbing European election results, which saw parties like the French National Front and the UK Independence Party gain the largest share of the vote, on a low turn-out, tell us that many people have lost whatever faith they might … Continue reading
Posted in politics
Tagged elections, Europe, federalism, neoliberalism, subsidiarity
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The disappointing Left
Today I received an election address from the No to EU party, a left trade union inspired initiative that aims to be an alternative to the neoliberal consensus that is now weaker in Labour, but sadly still there. Here is … Continue reading
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