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Obama should have went on the offensive rather than let Romney steal the show.
The policy prescriptions of the Republicans' vice-presidential pick would hurt the majority of Americans.
Those clinging to Bush-era ideologies and illusions show they simply do not understand economics.
What can the US presidential candidates learn from the lesson of John Kerry's campaign against George W Bush?
The world needs to get rid of neo-liberalism and regulate capitalism, which could be the cure to the economic struggle.
As Europe struggles with its financial crisis, we ask if there are lessons it can learn from the East.
Is there a progressive counter-narrative to the libertarian right?
Using the Baltic state's austerity programmes as an example for the rest of Europe is wrongheaded, says author.
The neoliberal economic experiment with Greece will make or break the European Union as we know it.
Evidence suggests investments in infrastructure would boost the economy, but the rich don't need infrastructure.
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