Showing posts with label poverty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poverty. Show all posts
8 August 2012

Happy and Glorious?

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The BBC's home editor Mark Easton has a fascinating post on his blog exploring the regional relationship between two sets of government ...
4 November 2008

No Sustainability Without Equity

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Things have gone very quiet on the finance front. My general conclusion is: no news is bad news. We can only hope to read between the news a...
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21 October 2008

Can't Buy Me Equality

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The news today is that we do not need to worry about the inequality in our society. A combination of poor people working more and stealthy r...
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2 July 2008

When do we want it? Now!

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The Joseph Rowntree Trust have produced some new research to attempt to determine how much money we need to live in a way acceptable to ours...
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4 March 2008

Mending our Global Relationships

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I was inspired by listening to Doreen Massey last week - especially by her approach to positive globalisation and her ability to make space ...
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22 November 2007

The Lean Economy?

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David Fleming, one of my many illustrious predecessors in the role of Green Party Economics Speaker and inventor of the Domestic Tradable Qu...
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5 October 2007

Blessed are the Meek

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I have to say that there are few things I find more depressing than working-class Tories. People voting for their own oppression; turkeys v...
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7 March 2007

Defending the poor

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Who will defend the rights of the poor within our political system? The yawning gap in terms of power within the economy represented by the ...
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