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Together with the beginning of the new year, the world received news of the death of Ulrich Beck, one of its most valued sociologists. The terms he introduced into the scholarly lexicon serve as a symbolic testament to this achievement.
It is not easy to find anywhere in Europe as much determination as in Poland for building new coal. The only place to find a similar coal enthusiasm is at the door step of Europe, in the Balkans, looking set to be fuelled by Chinese money. But even there the future of coal is shaky.
Memory and revolution in Poland since 1989 – an excerpt from an article by Piotr H. Kosicki that originally appeared in The Nation.
There is something wrong with the economic structure. And that something is income distribution – says professor Palley.
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“Was will Europa” – Freud would have asked if he had lived. Therefore, Slavoj Žižek will be the one to answer.
Thomas Palley on how we can restore shared prosperity and Milton Friedman’s capture of economics.
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Time to Talk and Krytyka Polityczna Łódź video series.
Access to public information: workshop with Grzegorz Wójkowski, an expert from Bona Fides foundation.