IMOBastani: Why I’ve Changed My Mind About Brexit
Aaron Bastani on why he's had second thoughts about a left-wing Brexit strategy.
Tag: brexit
IMF Report: For a System of Stability, Capitalism is a Risky Business
Katie Arthur
As the IMF strives towards restoring market ‘confidence’ amidst growing boom and bust and the worsening effects of climate change, it’s time to ask: when does confidence begin to look like foolishness?
Tata Steel: Why Did the UK Government Block EU Attempts to Save the Steel Industry?
Leighton Evans
Despite the reported '£1m loss a day' being generated by the Port Talbot steelworks, there's a lot more to this nail in the coffin of the UK steel industry than is being let on by both the government and media.
Freedom of Movement and Benefit Tourism: Paying Attention to the Background
Raia Apostolova
Behind the folk devil figure of the ‘benefit tourist’ - which has become so prominent in the Brexit debate - is the politics of freedom of movement and the realities of those who are forced to be mobile to reproduce their lives.
Novara FM: Brexit: In or Out?
On this week's show James Butler and Aaron Bastani joined by Marina Prentoulis and Lindsey German as they discuss Britain's forthcoming referendum on EU membership.
Brexit: What it Does and Doesn’t Mean for Human Rights
Heather McRobie
The right-wing agenda of the Brexit campaign should ring alarm bells for anyone who cares about human rights and workers' rights. But let’s also remember – human rights abuses are committed by the EU too.
Long Read: Democracy, Borders and Brexit: Can Europe Solve its Crises?
James Butler
Sunday Long Read: To see in Novara Media's week-long investigation of Europe, James Butler lays out the crises facing Europe and asks whether there can be a solution.
The Left Enters the EU Debate – is Another Europe Possible?
Josiah Mortimer
So far the campaign to keep the UK in the European Union has been dominated by dry number-crunching and business arguments. With the launch of an explicitly left wing campaign to reimagine the EU, could another Europe be possible?
5 Possibilities That Could Shape Politics in 2016 (and Beyond)
Aaron Bastani
Happy New Year from Novara Media! 2015 was a turbulent year for politics, giving us such surprises as the first Tory majority since 1992. Here a handful of possible outcomes for 2016 which, if they transpire, could shape politics for the rest of the decade.
Long Read: Rewrite or Escape the EU? Two Strategies from Southern Europe
Steve Rushton
Sunday Long Read: The rise of Podemos in last week’s Spanish election brings questions of EU membership back into the frame. What can we learn from Greek and Catalan radicals ahead of the UK’s referendum?
Feature: Damned if EU do, damned if EU don’t
Carl Rowlands
The long-awaited in-out referendum on the UK's membership of the EU is set to happen in 2016 or 2017. Arguably lenient to EU membership historically, the Greek experience is making many question whether the left should push for Brexit.