Research and analysis. Political economy, care, social security and ecology.
MSCA-Cofund Postdoc at @sdu.dk. The Sustainable Welfare Post at davidpalomera.com
Member at @espaizerovuit.bsky.social and @tcaren.bsky.social
David Palomera 🇵🇸🇺🇦
Loading...
Hoy me publican en el @eldiario.es esta opinión sobre cómo enfocar el debate sobre las pensiones y las malas estrategias de recortes y privatización que se plantean. En cambio, propongo pensar creativamente cómo potenciar está herramienta pública de cara a crear bienes públicos y ecología.
Greater control and redirection of the investment allocation of these funds is urgent, and in many countries is at the workers' hand to do it.
I wouldn’t miss this huge publication
Some words on the need to protect our public pension systems and enlarge their social purpose
We have millions of pensioners relying on the speculative nature of large corporations buying and selling their own stocks, while leaving unfunded so many urgent projects for the climate transition.
I found Minn's Cold War in Welfare in a second-hand bookshop in Lund, Sweden, while doing my master's. I was not studying pension funds then, and honestly, it remained unread on the many bookshelves at different apartments I have lived in since then.
Reading it now when I'm delving into the relationship between welfare and climate, it couldn't be a better companion. It shows how the privatisation of pension funds under the Anglo-American model does not deliver for the common economy and is heavily concentrated to benefit a few.
What are the key drivers of Spain’s economic growth in recent years? What changes have taken place in economic policy?
@jorgeuxo.bsky.social and I address these questions in this new paper for Wirtschaft und Gesellschaft.
journals.akwien.at/index.php/wu...
