New International Economic Order

Within the United Nations, there is a little-known debate about the status of global tax regulation. Extinguished in the early 1990s, the debate over global tax policy – and to a lesser extent regulation of…

As Chile’s people, led by the Popular Unity government, took control over their economic and political lives, they sent a flare into the sky announcing the great possibilities of socialism. Their advances mirrored those that…

Dossier no. 68 presents an analysis of the 1973 coup against Chile and its effects on the Third World and non-aligned countries.

Dossier no. 66 examines the historical and current thinking on the question of development and offers an outline for a new socialist development theory.

Dossier no. 63 explores the origins of the debt crisis in Africa, exposing the Western financial chokehold as its source and exploring what alternatives can be built.

This dossier analyses the growing fragility of the US-led ‘rules-based international order’ and examines the possibilities of regionalism to advance the construction of a new global system.

The International Monetary Fund recently critiqued the economic policies of Liz Truss, who recently resigned from being UK’s prime minister, as measures that would ‘likely increase inequality’. What is stunning here is the IMF’s worry…