A New Era for SPERI
In the first blog in a new series, SPERI Directors Colin Hay and Genevieve LeBaron describe SPERI’s evolution since 2012 and set out a new research agenda
Capitalism, Democracy & the State
The second blog in our new series sets out SPERI’s research agenda on Capitalism, Democracy & the State
Finance, Debt & Society
The third blog in our new series sets out SPERI’s research agenda on Finance, Debt & Society
Corporate Power & the Global Economy
The fourth blog in our new series sets out SPERI’s research agenda on Corporate Power & the Global Economy
Labour & Decent Work
The fifth blog in our new series sets out SPERI’s research agenda on Labour & Decent Work
A question of sovereignty: on the (im)possibility of Brexit
The chaotic endgame of Brexit shows the promise of reasserted sovereignty coming up against the reality of diffuse sovereignty in […]
Industrial strategy and inclusive structural change
Industrial strategy must pay attention to left-behind places as well as mature sectors and vulnerable categories of workers Last year’s […]
Beyond dirty development: can the Right do subsidy reform right?
Reforming subsidies should be a core element of the G20 sustainability agenda Lurking in the margins of every G20 Summit […]
The unintended euro and the problem of Italy
The fate of Italy will determine what kind of monetary union, and with which member-states, can survive The present confrontation […]
The G20 in Argentina needs to address its own failings as well as the many problems facing the global economy
Argentina’s laudable attempts to raise issues vital to Latin America and the wider developing world are likely to fall on […]