The Revenge Against the Commons
Why France’s biggest police operation since May 1968 is prepared to kill for Macron to roust a 4000 acre commons.
Read more...Why France’s biggest police operation since May 1968 is prepared to kill for Macron to roust a 4000 acre commons.
Read more...Adding to the tally of how the UK will come out a loser thanks to Brexit.
Read more...More Brexit bad news, even though the UK should not be surprised.
Read more...Some Brexit updates.
Read more...How Europe raised tariffs on more Chinese imports than Trump has threatened to.
Read more...The recent Italian elections produced some shocking results. Now it’s time for the parties to try to put together a coalition government. Who will succeed? What will the new government look like?
Read more...Now that the Brexit realities are starting to sink in, pundits are finding new magic sparkle ponies to tout as possible solutions.
Read more...Economists do not have much nice to say about the UK’s Brexit transition deal.
Read more...The latest installment in the Brexit soap opera.
Read more...The Euro is creating new fault lines. Eurozone leaders need to give greater priority to national interests, particularly of economic “losers”.
Read more...Why Germany’s plans to hurt Russia via its gas exports may not go all that far.
Read more...Uber faces a rumble from Barcelona’s taxi drivers.
Read more...This column documents the formation and evolution of a core and periphery in EMU, unearthing an increasingly integrated core, an entrenched periphery, and a third set of countries marked by in-and-out movements
Read more...Trump’s measure raises four issues for the EU: the effect on European industry; how to deter Trump’s broader protectionist thrust; how to use the WTO Dispute System; and, how to prepare for a post-WTO world.
Read more...Has the fatal Brexit standoff arrived, or will someone blink?
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