zur möglichen ökonomischen Zukunft Europas

(zuerst mein Kommentar: alle Sprecher machen den gleichen Fehler, sie diskutieren innerhalb von rechtlich abgesicherten Abläufen. Aber spätestens seit diesem Interview, Yanis Varoufakis full transcript: our battle to save Greece, on New Statesman, by Harry Lambert, July 13, 2015, kann jeder wissen, dass sich die Gesprächpartner der Griechen überhaupt nicht um bestehende rechtliche Absicherung kümmern – während alle linken und sonstigen ‘Gutmenschen’ sich noch innerhalb von ‘Recht’ definieren und damit Handlungsspielraum abgeben – Heidi).

KenFM am Telefon mit Peter König, 51.38 min, von wwwKenFMde am 8. Juli 2015 hochgeladen … Peter König hat über zwanzig Jahre für die Weltbank gearbeitet und vor allem Wasserprojekte im Raum Afrika organisiert. Heute gehört der Schweizer zu den härtesten Kritikern der Weltbank, die Staaten weniger aufbaut, denn sie in den finanziellen Ruin treibt. Webseite: Delphi Initiative … mit weiteren Videos in autoplay.

Understanding the Defeat, Means Preparing a Victory – the Greek Dilemma and Us

Understanding the Defeat, Means Preparing a Victory – The Greek Dilemma and Us – Published on The Bullet, Socialist Project’s E-Bulletin No. 1144, by Blockupy Goes Athens, July 16, 2015 (first appeared in German in the blog Blockup goes Athens/12. July 2015 – die Niederlage verstehen heisst den Sieg vorbereiten, das griechische Dilemma und wir … neun provisorische Überlegungen).

Nine provisional considerations after both the popular Oxi and Syriza’s Yes to the Memorandum. This is being written after the vote in the Greek parliament and before the final decision of the Eurogroup (12 July). At the moment, everything is open, and we are certain of only a couple of things. Almost everything can change, but some things will remain true.

1. From Blackmail to Coup:   Continuer la lecture de « Understanding the Defeat, Means Preparing a Victory – the Greek Dilemma and Us »

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Progressives, Neoliberalism, and Austerity – beyond the Polanyian Impasse

Published on The Bullet, Socialist Project’s E-Bulletin No. 1141, by Martijn Konings, July 14, 2015.

It is now sometimes hard to remember – and for the generation that is now in college and wasn’t necessarily reading the opinion pages at the time, it may seem nothing short of perverse – but there was a period following the onset of the crisis when progressive commentary on economic and financial life was pervaded by intense optimism about the future. As overleveraged financial structures crumbled, progressive intelligentsia rang the death knell for the neoliberal principles that were so obviously responsible for the problems.   Continuer la lecture de « Progressives, Neoliberalism, and Austerity – beyond the Polanyian Impasse »

Challenging Ideologies and Institutions

… reflections on Nationalism – Published on theleSUR english, by Vincent Emanuele, July 11, 2015.

… Today, the scourge of nationalism continues to infect the human species. Without doubt, in some circles, people hotly debate the topic. For most people, however, the concept of nationalism is rarely questioned. In fact, it’s a foregone conclusion that people should love the nation in which they reside. Some people even take great pride in the fact that they were arbitrarily born in a specific geographical location. Unfortunately, like religion or capitalism, nationalism is alive and well in the 21st century.   Continuer la lecture de « Challenging Ideologies and Institutions »