13.09.2022
Counting for Nothing? How Economics Excludes Women

Casting light on the long struggle female economic thinkers have faced to be heard.

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01.09.2022
The Devil’s in the Data: How the Energy Crisis Could Reshape Ireland’s Economy

The number of data centres in Ireland has grown rapidly in recent years, triggering a debate around fair resource consumption.

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14.06.2022
The Netherlands’ “Bad Luck Generation”

After many broken promises by their government, Dutch students are fighting the burden of debt.

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14.12.2021
A Future to Invest In: Why Green Finance is Gaining Ground

The rise of green finance is not a change of heart, rather it’s a response to an increasingly unstable world, and therefore investment market.

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02.12.2021
Governments Can’t Run Out of Their Own Money

How Modern Monetary Theory could completely change the way governments operate.

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08.12.2020
National Capitalism in Orbán’s Hungary

Explanations for democratic backsliding in Hungary have so far neglected the role of neoliberalism and the resultant economic disintegration.

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30.11.2020
Europe’s New Reality: Covid Economics, Debt and the Future of Trade

The Bruegel director speaks about Europe’s economic prospects, the recovery fund, and Europe’s ecological and digital transformation.

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30.11.2020
Working on Overdrive: The Future of Platforms and Working Time

We spoke to Juliet Schor about the gig economy, accelerating digitalisation, and the need for a new economy.

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15.10.2020
The Doughnut Model for a Fairer, Greener Amsterdam

As Brussels prepares to reform its economy on the basis of the doughnut model, Amsterdam is already taking the leap with its circular economy strategy.

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06.10.2020
Post-Covid Economy Beyond Capitalism

A plea for an economy in which the market is once again embedded in the community.

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