Posted at Nakedcapitalism.com on March 2, 2014 by Lambert Strether By Yanis Varoufakis, professor of economics at the University of Athens. Cross posted from his blog “It takes a passionate […]
by MIKE BIRD at Business Insider Three absolutely crucial meetings for Greece’s financial future are taking place Wednesday. The outcome of pretty much all of them will have to be […]
Saturday 31 Jan 2015 by Paul Mason published at The Guardian Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis told the head of the Eurogroup’s finance ministers, Jeroen Dijsselbloem, that Greece would no […]
By Tamara van der Putten On August 1, 2014 originally published at : http://roarmag.org/2014/08/manolada-shooters-strawberry-pickers-acquitted/ Post image for Manolada workers: ‘no Greek would want this job anyway’ As a Greek court […]
Al Jazeera by Matthaios Tsimitakis, journalist based in Athens The protesting cleaners have faced violence from the police, writes Tsimitakis [AFP/Getty Images] On June 10, a reshuffled cabinet took […]
posted at http://www.chronosmag.eu/index.php/b-videmsek-tsipras-interview.html Our international partners have much to lose if they continue to pursue the current austerity policy Alexis Tsipras the leader of Syriza Party in Greece is a big […]
Is there an alternative to the ‘sharp but effectual remedy’? Simon Wren-Lewis Are the shipments of grain that left Ireland during its 19th-century famine that different from the flows of […]
The Bulgarian protests in 2013 posted at chronos.eu by Georgi Medarov The Bulgarian 2013 was marked by the largest protests since the 1990s. In February they were against […]
by LORENZO MARSILI In the absence of a strong and concerted political direction, the EU is undergoing a process of structural divergence, featuring diverging employment, growth, productivity, competition, and fiscal trajectories. […]
