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Yves here. Lynn Fries and her guest Richard Kozul-Wright, chief economist at UNCTAD, look at the prospects for the global economy after Covid and aren’t keen about what they see. The off and on recovery has benefitted the rich and left the poor behind, for the same reasons that the aftermath of global financial increased inequality: policymakers don’t want to change a hyper-financialized system.
Even though a growing number of economists and commentators share this high-level view, Konzul-Wright and Fries explore the various mechanisms that have produced this current system, the fragilities that result, and the prospects for meaningful reform.
Yves here. Even though the title of this interview might seem hyperbolic, the top wealthy, who have no strong loyalty to countries or societies, are using both the muscle of international companies and transnational organizations to further hollow out governments and reduce democratic accountability, with a new “global governance” model. It’s the newest flavor of the old neoliberal playbook, of bending government and society to the pet wishes of commerce.
Measures like “investor-state dispute settlement” which were effective in gutting national environmental and labor protections were getting enough bad press to make it hard to incorporate them into new trade pacts. So now this global elite is looking for new ways to extend its influence. And their big tool is creating new international bodies, dominated by corporations, which increasingly either co-opt or muscle aside national governments and existing chartered bodies.
Does EU Membership Facilitate Convergence? The Experience of the EU s Eastern Enlargement - Volume II
Channels of Interaction
Analyses the ways in which EU membership contributed to the convergence of certain countries
Explores the workings of channels such as trade, investment, financial integration, labour, laws and institutions
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This edited volume analyses the channels through which EU membership contributed to the convergence process of member countries in the Baltics, Central-Eastern and South-Eastern Europe. These channels include trade, investment, finance, labour, and laws and institutions. Global integration has
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