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This Alliance for Workers’ Liberty pamphlet seeks to explain the ongoing capitalist crisis from an independent working-class — socialist — viewpoint. It puts forward an action plan for the working class to defend itself against the bosses’ attempts to make us pay for their crisis, and to go on the offensive to replace capitalism with working-class power and socialism. Click here to download pdf or buy online.
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John Palmer, former European editor of the Guardian, spoke to Solidarity about what the current talk among EU leaders about “growth initiatives” is likely to yield.
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The Netherlands' right-wing, neo-liberal, fiercely pro-cuts coalition government collapsed over the weekend 21-22 April, unable to agree on measures to reduce the country's budget deficit to the EU's
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Current European Union policies will produce "Great Depression conditions for a decade" in southern Europe, predicts economist Engelbert Stockhammer.
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Hurrah for the LTRO! So say the business pages of the press.
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Committee Room, Victoria Hall, Chapel Walk, Sheffield City Centre
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By Martin Thomas
David Cameron's veto, on 9 December, of the plan for a new economic treaty backed by all 26 other European Union governments, may shake British politics and Britain's future relations with the EU. The 9 December summit itself may shake more. The 26 adopted a plan which has little chance of smoothing the financial crisis shaking the eurozone, and may make it worse.
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By Michel Husson
La décision de Georges Papandreou, le premier ministre grec, de soumettre l’accord du sommet européen à référendum marque une nouvelle étape dans la crise européenne. Il faut d’abord situer cette crise dans la durée, pour bien en comprendre les causes et les enjeux.
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By Michel Husson (2 November 2011)
