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Category: Allgemein
Zóltan Pogatsa: The Evolution of Wages in CEE
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Zakhar Popovych: Ways out of the Crisis. Ukrainian and International Aspects (2)
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Alexander Kravchuk: Ways out of the Crisis. Ukrainian and International Aspects
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Mathis Heinrich: The ECB and the Crises of the Eurozone
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Georgi Medarov: Landgrabbing and Economic Liberalization in Postsocialist Bulgaria
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Setting the Mood for our Debate
Crises are results of increased problems, contradictions, and dysfunctionalities. They offer possibilities to moderate, to tackle and to solve such problems, contradictions, and dysfunctionalities. All the different stakeholders, as they exist, are challenged to react to the accumulated problems, More
Klaus Dörre: Can (continental European) Capitalism be Overcome?
When posed in this way, my answer to the question is still a resounding ‘yes!’. What is true for all other capitalisms also applies to continental European capitalism: because it can no longer be sustained by our planet, and because increasing inequality More
Georgi Medarov: Land Concentration, Land Grabbing and Land Conflicts in Europe: The Case of Boynitsa in Bulgaria
This chapter examines the socio-historical processes in Bulgaria that have led to the very visible trend of land centralisation, or land grabs, since 2007. It draws on a case study of land grabbing near the village of Boynitsa in northwest Bulgaria. This region, often described as the ‘poorest region in the EU’ More
Kees van der Pijl: Replies to the Questions for the Berlin Workshop
The outbreak of the crisis was the endpoint of attempts to contain the crisis that effectively erupted when capital abrogated the class compromise forced on it by labour and socialist forces in 1968-69. A most convincing theory elaborating this is Wolfgang Streeck’s claim (in Gekaufte Zeit/Buying Time: More