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Özlem Onaran
Özlem Onaran is a senior lecturer in economics at Middlesex University, Britain. She has published articles on globalization, distribution, employment, investment, and financial crisis in Cambridge Journal of Economics, World Development, Applied Economics, International Review of Applied Economics, Eastern European Economics, Labour. She collaborates with Socialist Resistance, the British section of the Fourth International and Yeniyol (New Course), publication of the Turkish section of the FI.
IV424 - May 2010
| Economic crisis
Squeeze the profits not the wages
We are in a new episode of the global crisis: the struggle to distribute the costs of the crisis. This crisis has been an outcome of increased exploitation and inequality, since the post-1980s across the globe. Neoliberalism tried to solve the crisis of the golden age of capitalism via a major attack on workers. The outcome was a dramatic decline in worker’s bargaining power and labor’s share in income across the globe in the post-1980s. - read article...
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Economic crisis
| Economic crisis
Can policy save capitalism from itself?
This article is based on the report given at the IIRE Economists’ seminar in October 2009. It examines European Union policy response to the crisis. - read article...
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Pakistan
August 2010
Our articles on the floods in Pakistan have given details of how to send financial aid to the Labour Relief Fund. If it is more convenient for you, you can also send funds through the Europe Solidaire Sans Frontieres account. - read
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Pakistan
Please donate to Labour Relief Campaign to help people of Pakistan
August 2010
Pakistan is facing worst ever floods of its history. Torrential rains have unleashed flash floods in different parts of the country since last three weeks. Water levies broke leaving the people exposed to flood water. More than 12 million people have suffered due to these floods. More than 650,000 houses have collapsed, mainly in villages. Thousands of acres of crops have been destroyed due to flood water. Houses, live-stock such as cattle’s and goats, household goods, clothes, shoes and other items have been destroyed. Residents of villages are currently without drinkable water, food, shelter and in need of clothes. In particular, the situation is dire for children and women and they are in desperate need of food and clothing. Disease is spreading fast in the areas affected due to lack of drinkable water. In particular, flu, fever, diarrhea, cholera have been noted and are spreading. - read
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Russia
August 2010
An unexpected, unthinkable, yet - concerning current circumstances - quite expectable and natural thing has occurred yesterday night. Three public social activists that have always expressed a consistent antifascist attitude and shunned civil indifference have been detained. - read
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European Social Forum
July 2010
We, the participants at the Istanbul ESF, affirming that we have a strong engagement aganist all war and occupation and that we are for a politial resolution of the Kurdish issue, have made the following resolution : - read
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Morocco
The FSE demands the release of the imprisoned students
June 2010
Under the impulse of the World Bank and international capitalist institutions, the Moroccan regime started a privatization process of the universities and attacks against the right to studiy. The announcement of the “Emergency plan” to the university at beginning of the academic year, i.e. of the brutal aggravation of these attacks, put a spark to the powder. The class-struggle trade unionists of fight, organised within the UNEM, are at the forefront of the mobilization against the “Emergency plan”. - read
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