Geopolitics

The price of frenzy

Capitalism’s tendency is towards concentration. In its late phase, that concentration is fundamentally financial, which causes the distortion of the entire economy, as it becomes oligarchic and all for profit. …

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European Frogs

The first political corollary of the financial crisis is the emergence of negative majorities, meaning the advance of extremes over the center. Meanwhile, leaders at the center of the system …

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Global crisis: adjustment or transformation

‘Adjustment’ is associated to a socioeconomic policy that faces crisis by focusing on public expenditure and public and private over-indebtedness reduction. Leveling public accounts would reinstate ´normal’ economic functioning, although …

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The European crisis in perspective

Instead of solving its crisis, the European Union postpones and prolongs it. This state of irresolution suggests a more serious and profound evil: the loss, perhaps final, of historic vitality. …

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