Arthur Macewan: Do Trade Agreements Foreclose Progressive Policy?

June 10, 2016

Category: Arthur Macewan, David Fields, Development, Dollars & Sense, Economic Policy, employment, Free Trade, GDP, NAFTA, Neoliberalism, Social Justice, TPP, TTIP, unemployment

By Arthur Macewan From the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), adopted in the early 1990s, to the Trans-Pacif

New Book: Rethinking Economic Policy for Social Justice – The radical potential of human rights

April 7, 2016

Category: Climate Change, crisis, Critical Social Science, David Fields, Democracy, Development, Diane Elson, Economic Policy, Finance, Fiscal Policy, Freedom, GDP, Globalization, Great recession, Growth, Heterodox Economics, Human Potential, Human Rights, Inequality, Instability, James Heintz, Living Standards, Macroeconomics, Methodology, Monetary Policy, Neoliberalism, PERI, Political economy, Poverty, Power, Praxis, Radhika Balakrishnan, Radical Economics, Social Action, Social Change, Social Justice, Social Movements, Sustainability, Well-being

From Routledge. By Radhika Balakrishnan, James Heintz, & Diane Elson The dominant approach to economic policy ha

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