Coronavirus, crisis and the end of neoliberalismThe Covid-19 pandemic presents an opportunity to imagine a society that can serve the majority and avoid repetition of the devastating outcomes brought on by the crisis. […]- Financialisation and climate changeFinancialisation promotes economic goals, policies and practices that are incompatible with environmental sustainability, economic diversification, and human values. […]
- Leave it in the ground!The imperative to reduce the global consumption of fossil fuels rapidly and drastically implies that oil-rich countries cannot rely on this resource for their long-term growth strategy, since much of that oil, gas or coal can never be extracted. […]
- Climate versus capitalismJust like when, in the 1940s, the promise of a more equal future gave force and legitimacy to the war effort against fascism, today’s world can find the strength to confront climate change through a commitment to transcending neoliberalism. […]
@asaadfilho DSA note about Covid vaccines: https://t.co/Oo8V8WtbC0
@asaadfilho @davidschneider: I have to disagree with Priti Patel when she says there isn’t one single factor why the death rate in the UK is the highest in the world. There is and it’s called: the government. https://t.co/7i0Rl1YuTQ
@asaadfilho @plbds: Because fighting for an extra Dollar per hour is clearly more of an offence than storming the Capitol. https://t.co/IHSx3d9S8f