Don’t be fooled by the EU’s sham ‘recovery fund’. It offers a pittance to struggling member states, but will allow Brussels to assume yet more control over their economic policies. Europeans will still be made to endure austerity. Me for spiked.
Don’t be fooled by the EU’s sham ‘recovery fund’. It offers a pittance to struggling member states, but will allow Brussels to assume yet more control over their economic policies. Europeans will still be made to endure austerity. Me for spiked.
My lengthy review of Thomas Piketty’s latest 1,000-page-long tome, Capital and Ideology, for American Affairs. It’s an interesting book, with some radical theses (few authors nowadays dare to openly challenge private property), which unfortunately is led astray by the author’s globalist biases, which blind him to the fact that transnational democracy, let alone transnational socialism, is absolutely unworkable, even if it were necessary (which it isn’t, as I argue).
Mario Draghi is literally the bodily incarnation of the neoliberal political-economic model that has ruined Italy. He is the problem, not the solution. My take on the new Italian government for Unherd.
The coronavirus is shattering many neoliberal myths – the scarcity of money, the superiority of the market over centralised economic planning and the welfare state, the pros of EU/euro membership and economic hyper-intergration. But nonetheless we should be weary of pronouncing neoliberalism dead.
My take on the ongoing COVID-19 global pandemic for unHerd.
Hey everyone, I’ve redesigned the site and taken down the old posts. Here’s a selection of articles of mine from the past few years: