Author: Andrew Simms

Prof Richard Murphy of City University thinks out loud about the prospect of a rapid transition in economic thinking and

What can history teach us for the task of rapid transition in the face of climate change and corrosive inequality?

Creeping climatic upheaval and corrosive global inequality are like two threads pulling apart civilisation’s fabric. To survive and thrive we

In 1972 the law was passed that allowed the UK to join what was then called the European Economic Community

Dear Jane Ellison MP, When I travel from your constituency where I live to visit family members outside London, I

Nuclear plans pass high costs, economic and other risks to future generations, it’s time for new design criteria for the

There is a small earthquake going on, but we can barely feel it yet – a cloud no bigger than

Here’s Part 2 of the New Weather Institute’s responses to the Financial Times’ annual survey of economists on what the paper considers to be key issues for the upcoming year.