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Energy Transition

EU recovery plan goes green and excludes nuclear
17.Jun.2020 - 13:00
On 27 May the European Commission (EC) put forward its proposal for a major post-Covid-19 recovery plan. Commission President Ursula von der…
Gender awareness: towards a sustainable and just energy transition. Part I
16.Jun.2020 - 12:30
Gender frameworks within energy efficiency efforts are key for the construction of a more sustainable future. In this three-part series Kathrin Meyer…
Mexico’s strange corona response: putting a brake on energy transition
15.Jun.2020 - 13:00
Mexico’s government has had a bad corona run. The pandemic hit the country when the economy was already shrinking. But instead of profiting from…
Is Floating Wind Energy the Next Big Thing?
10.Jun.2020 - 13:00
Many experts say that offshore wind must go much deeper into oceans to help hit new climate targets. Massive turbines that float on the sea fit the…
SA’s coronavirus recovery plan should consider value of women’s ‘invisible’ work
09.Jun.2020 - 13:00
The South African government still needs to drawing up a just transition plan that will support workers who are likely to lose their jobs as the…

Triple Crisis

Reviving the Economy, Creating the ‘New Normal’
16.Jun.2020 - 17:56
By Jomo Kwame Sundaram and Anis Chowdhury Republished from Inter Press Service. The Covid-19 pandemic has significantly impacted most economies in the…
Pollin: Nationalize Fossil Fuels and Create Public Banks
08.May.2020 - 12:03
The collapse of oil prices is an opportunity for a public takeover of the fossil fuel industry and replace it with sustainable energy. As the…
Lessons from the Coronavirus: The socialization of care work is not ‘just’ a women’s issue
15.Apr.2020 - 15:22
By Smriti Rao (guest post) Republished from IDEAs Network. The defining images of the coronavirus crisis in India are the images of migrants, children…
In Memoriam: Martin Khor (1951-2020)
03.Apr.2020 - 19:43
It is with great sadness that we report the death of economist Martin Khor, who was a contributor to Triple Crisis blog. Khor served as…
Alejandro Nadal, a Giant in Global Conservation
30.Mar.2020 - 12:56
The following tribute to Alejandro Nadal appeared in La Jornada newspaper in Mexico, penned by his longtime editor at the paper. It…

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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