Ian Angus’s latest book explores metabolic rifts and capitalism’s fundamental conflict with the environmental limits of our planet

In international trade, one side always comes out worse, an ‘unequal exchange’ that creates migrants: fairness must be restored

Addressing climate crisis is too urgent to allow it to be ambushed by a bureaucratic agreement process, vested interests or...

The anniversary of a key piece of socialist literature inspires an argument for a fairer financial future that has never...

From Iran to Ukraine, vaccines to climate, Trump’s erratic moves risk global stability – and may mask deeper financial motives

Trump’s tariffs represent a breach of the neoliberal consensus, is this merely the adoption of new rules to keep capitalism...

In nine scientifically agreed areas of environmental concern, immediate remedial action might help save the planet – but it’s not...

Extreme political underfunding of the public sector based on capitalist economic theory has failed: a new consensus is needed

What practical steps can be taken to reduce inequality and ensure public services thrive?

Britain is afflicted by rampant income inequality: a simplified tax system is the answer

Since WWII, the significance of nuclear weapons has been entirely political, with no military value proven – CND's renewed relevance

Politicians are very adept at evading deeper questions of climate justice and social justice but to ignore them seals our...

Capitalism no longer needs perpetual economic expansion, or ‘growth’; what’s needed now is positive, controlled degrowth

Bryn Glover explains that while economic growth is not sustainable, what comes next?

With six planetary boundaries at the point of no return the stark consequences of climate change are accelerating

Bryn Glover explores the reasons behind migration and what European countries should be doing to help

In the run-up to next month’s 75th anniversary of the founding of the NHS Bryn Glover tracks its gradual decline...