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Energy Transition

Uruguay, Latin America’s Renewable Champion
27.Jan.2020 - 14:00
Uruguay lies between Argentina and Brazil on the Atlantic Ocean and is home to about 3.5 million people. But this small country has made it to the top…
Geothermal Has to Step Up to Keep Europe Warm and Hit Climate Targets
23.Jan.2020 - 14:00
Long renewable energy’s black sheep, this multitasking energy source has a bright future but only if geothermal developers can dispel the myths…
Fracking chaos: As debt-ridden gas producers go bankrupt, who’ll be left to clean up their mess?
20.Jan.2020 - 14:00
Though fracking enabled the U.S. to finally re-achieve the long held conservative dream of energy independence, the ever-increasing volume of fracked…
Electrifying Africa from the Bottom Up: Will Patient Capital Bring Change?
16.Jan.2020 - 14:00
The shooting-star solar provider Mobisol claimed that the private sector could do what US presidents, the UN, the EU, and hundreds of aid…
German wind and renewables overpower filthy lignite and hard coal in 2019
13.Jan.2020 - 14:00
Preliminary figures conclusively reveal that renewables produced over 40 percent of Germany’s electricity in 2019. Combined with offshore…

Triple Crisis

Bob Sutcliffe–In Memoriam
13.Jan.2020 - 16:13
By Arthur MacEwan Bob Sutcliffe, who died at age 80 on December 23, was an influential socialist economist over several decades. The publication that…
Assessing the UK Electoral Avalanche of December 2019
10.Jan.2020 - 16:04
By John Weeks On 12 December the UK Conservative party scored a stunning victory as it buried the opposition in an electoral avalanche. As I…
The Green New Deal as an Anti-Neoliberal Program
17.Dec.2019 - 10:22
By Robert Pollin (guest post) Second in a series of posts on neoliberalism and what might come next, organized to celebrate the 45th anniversary…
Buy Prints of the Comic Strips of Neoliberalism
03.Dec.2019 - 15:57
To celebrate the 45th anniversary of Dollars & Sense, the organization that maintains Triple Crisis blog, former D&S art director…
Neoliberalism and Climate Change
26.Nov.2019 - 14:02
By Juliet Schor (guest post) This is the text of a speech that Juliet Schor, professor of sociology at Boston College, gave at the 45th…

Just governance

The G20 and Infrastructure
15.Mar.2018 - 18:39
[Spanish version available here.] With the growing concentration of wealth and power, the financial and corporate sectors tend to capture governments…
El rol del G20 en la agenda de infraestructura
15.Mar.2018 - 17:25
Una de las consecuencias es la inequidad. Por ejemplo, en Ciudad del Cabo, Sudáfrica, la aproximación al “Día Cero”…
IMF and World Bank: Marching to a G20 Tune?
25.Oct.2017 - 20:36
This year, the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors’ Meeting on October 12-13 overlapped with the IMF-World Bank annual meeting on…
The G20 Infrastructure Partnerships with Africa: Obstacles in the way
20.Sep.2017 - 20:50
This article first appeared on the International Development Blog by the German Development Institute. The G20 Partnership with Africa, highlights the…
Beware the Cascade-World Banck to the Future
23.May.2017 - 17:39
The G20, the World Bank’s “Cascade”, and Trump: Going to any Length to “Crowd In” the Private Sector? For several years,…

Eurozone 2013: Prospects & Challenges

Epilogue: The Euro as Historical Hubris
10.Feb.2014 - 13:05
The euro is many things at once. Like all other currencies, it is a means of payment, a unit of account and a store of value. Since its inception, it…
2013: A Year in the Crisis
15.Jan.2014 - 12:54
So here we are in 2014. As this edition of the Euro Crisis blog draws to a close, it is time to say farewell to the readers and greet the new…
Too Much Trust in EU Institutions
09.Jan.2014 - 13:43
The general impression is that the EMU zone (which gathers countries belonging to, or potentially belonging to, the euro) suffers from a crisis of…
A Not-So-Surprising Accession
09.Jan.2014 - 13:15
On January 1st, 2014, the day on which the euro had its 15th birthday, Latvia became the 18th member of the eurozone. This accession was prepared over…
EMU Crisis, Barroso and the Inter-Institutional Balance
19.Dec.2013 - 14:30
The start of 2014 marks and important turn in the EU: the euro crisis seems over, everyone is getting ready for the ‘this time it is…

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