Archive: Opinion

The Jakarta Method and the political efficacy of mass violence

Opinion

3.11.2020

Paramilitaries get away with violence because they typically target the enemies of those who are charged with prosecuting them.

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Covid diktats, disunity and revolt: The slow death of the United Kingdom

Opinion

26.10.2020

What the showdown between Westminster and the regions demonstrates is that the Tories govern in the interest of capital and little else.

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Cooperatives must be centerstage as the 21st century unfolds

Opinion

14.10.2020

The British Cooperative Movement has a well established history, and it continues to empower workers on an unprecedented scale.

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No-Platforming: A right-wing means for undermining progressive ends

Opinion

9.10.2020

Let's change the course of culture-warfare, away from a barren territory and back to a more creative arena, free of censorship.

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Accounting for ethics: the ‘ill’ logic of neoliberalism 

Opinion

6.10.2020

The failure of 'developed’ capitalist economies to safeguard citizens' wellbeing during a public health crisis reveals a need for moral accounting.

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Breaking point: How a Green New Deal for Europe will save us from disaster

Opinion

2.10.2020

We must stop viewing wildfires as a horrific spectacle, and centre these events in the rapidly unfolding disaster of climate breakdown.

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Next year in Jerusalem: The Serbian Embassy and Kosovo go on pilgrimage with Trump

Opinion

25.09.2020

For the general populations, the Kosovo-Serbia moratorium agreement offers a lose-lose with lasting negative international consequences.

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Is it really in the interest of Irish citizens to defend the Apple tax?

Opinion

14.09.2020

The wealth brought by multinationals has not benefited Irish citizens due to the staunch refusal to implement redistribution policies.

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Platform capitalism: How Big Tech monopolies are messing up the global economy

Opinion

11.09.2020

Platform companies are dependent on capital injections and their employees rarely benefit from their 'success'.

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