A much needed group update...
Due to lack of growth and capacity, it is unfotunately time for @thewceg, in its current form, to wrap up. I want to thank everyone who got involved and supported us along the way - you know who you are.
Hopefully we have got you thinking about class a bit more and given you some confidence that you know what you are talking about when it comes to the economy. As we always said, class matters and you understand the economy better than you think you do.
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As an econ institution committed to justice and liberation, D-Econ stands firmly with Palestinians against occupation and genocide.
We call on academics and institutions across the world to JOIN US in supporting the BDS movement by signing this pledge 👇
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I expanded on the 140 seconds Twitter allows us in the piece below for @TheWCEG.
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Scotland’s ‘just’ transition is being derailed by big business & the Scottish Government are lapping it up.
New video for @theskotia.
Scotland really needs an industrial strategy but not the one Humza Yousaf is talking about, argues Coll McCail.
#Skotia | @MccailColl
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Do you want to help redefine how we measure progress beyond GDP?
We invite young minds under 30 to share insights on moving beyond GDP.
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‘At the crux of this issue is a question politicians of all parties are determined to ignore: Who controls our economy?’
My piece on Grangemouth & the (un)just transition for the @TheWCEG blog.
thewceg.org/resource/the-un-…
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"We know all too well that a transition entrusted to the free market will leave power and profit centralised in the hands of the ruling class."
NEW BLOG POST✍️
The closing down of the Grangemouth refinery is just another moment in the long history of managed decline.
@MccailColl gives us a great rundown in this guest piece on why we can't let a just transition be an unjust one for workers.
thewceg.org/resource/the-un-…
NEW BLOG POST✍️
The closing down of the Grangemouth refinery is just another moment in the long history of managed decline.
@MccailColl gives us a great rundown in this guest piece on why we can't let a just transition be an unjust one for workers.
thewceg.org/resource/the-un-…
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💭We need to talk about 'fiscal headroom'.
With the Budget fast approaching, this week we unpack the idea of fiscal headroom, and explain how the narrative that the economy has ‘turned the corner’ is built on plans for huge public sector spending cuts:
neweconomybrief.net/the-dige…
We are having our reading group session later this evening on Dani Rodrik's piece, On Productivism, which is sure to be a great discussion.
A quick question: Is productivism, "a new paradigm" as Rodrik calls, the way foward?🤔
drodrik.scholar.harvard.edu/…
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NEW BLOG POST✍️
With the news of a technical recession in the UK, @Dhochlaf breaks down the reality of it all. Despite what economists and media pundits may tell you, things were already pretty terrible.
thewceg.org/resource/terribl…
NEW BLOG POST✍️
With the news of a technical recession in the UK, @Dhochlaf breaks down the reality of it all. Despite what economists and media pundits may tell you, things were already pretty terrible.
thewceg.org/resource/terribl…
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NEW BLOG✍️
A quick discussion piece by @redmcgill on public sector debt, deficits and tax.
thewceg.org/resource/tax-and…














