The fight against TTIP is not over ‘till it’s over
The trade deal is in trouble, but could still be imposed costing 150,000 UK jobs
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Quantitative Easing for the people: the antidote to market fundamentalism?
In ‘A Sharing Economy’, Stewart Lansley argues that social wealth funds could reduce inequality and strengthen economies
Brexit would weaken the campaign against toxic trade deals like TTIP
The UK government has been a leading proponent of TTIP. That wouldn’t change if we left Europe.
Trade Unions and Co-ops could build a ‘solidarity economy’ for the self-employed precariat
If workers don’t organise, the private sector will tighten its grip
International press coverage of Rio 2016 could change the course of Brazilian politics
Rio’s mayor has presidential aspirations, but they depend on little attention being given to human rights abuses connected with this year’s Olympics
The sharing economy could be transformational for the UK. So why are we lagging behind?
A new report describes a number of ways local governments in North America have implemented sharing economy programmes. what can the UK learn?
Denial of workers’ rights continues as world marks Human Rights Day
Thousands of trade unionists around the world have lost their lives standing up for workers’ rights and social justice
The youth vote is an untapped resource for deadlocked parties
Ed Miliband has a strong set of policies for young people – now he must convince them of this
Three-quarters of fossil fuels must stay in the ground, say scientists
‘Earth Day’ statement warns of tipping point, with some environmental damage already irreversible
We cannot counter jihadism until we stop denying its ideological origins
It’s insulting to the victims and detrimental to Islam’s prospects of reformation if the obvious influence of religion on religious extremism is snubbed.