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Yanis Varoufakis on Europe’s “Dickensian Workhouse” and the Fiscal Waterboarding of Spain
Capital Account RT Welcome to Capital Account. When we talk about bank recapitalizations or rescue plans, what usually captures headlines are dollar or euro amounts, the names of various abbreviated, bailout vehicles — be they the EFSF or the ESM … Continue reading
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Friedrich Engels from The Origin of Family, Private Property and State (1884)
Panarchy.org Above we discussed separately each of the three main forms in which the state was built up on the ruins of the gentile constitution. Athens represented the purest, most classical form. Here the state sprang directly and mainly out … Continue reading
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