By George Monbiot – at the corer of all our problems!
Tag: democracy (page 1 of 2)
Resisting the rule of the rich: how inequality erodes democracy and human rights
US tariffs, hostility to multilateralism and pursuit of expansive presidential authority rekindle debates about rise of populism and authoritarianism IMF and World Bank concerned about threats to the social contract and democratic backsliding for decades. Yet IMF and World Bank policies remain unreformed and continue to contribute
to the dynamics that threaten the democratic state.
Affluent voters have become more Democratic in recent years — and are also some of the biggest winners in the GOP tax bill.
Rich liberals do not want their big Trump tax cut – The Washington Post
The trio of interests atop business, military, and government depicted in C. Wright Mills’s postwar critique is no longer united in setting the national agenda.
Billionaires are buying elections, all over the world, without changing institutions but throwing democracy in the dustbin
On this 15 September, ITUC states that democracy may not always guarantee workers’ rights, but it helps to fight for them
How the crypto industry shapes democracy … worse than mafia practices of the past
In the face of the threat from the far right, trade unions represent democracy’s strongest supporters.
Social dialogue: defending democracy in practice (socialeurope.eu)
One person, one vote. The classic essence of democracy. But what if that one person happens to be a fabulously rich? Does that one person actually have just “one” vote? Can we have anything approaching democracy when some among us are sitting on fortunes grander than the rest of us can even imagine?
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