…European sovereign debt crisis. (The prior edition covered the events of 2008-09.) But he has also made his own contributions to the Minsky-Kindleberger (and now –Aliber) framework. Aliber characterizes the…

…the strength of a case for a sovereign wealth fund through which the US Federal Government purchases risky assets. I have been arguing for one for 10 years, but the…

…sovereign power could contribute enormous sums to shape the legislative and regulatory regimes in our country, and there would be NO WAY TO POLICE THE PROBLEM. Further, it is hard…

…relevant problem in a world of negative interest rates in many advanced economies and very low rates in the U.S. The increase in sovereign debt payments should be more than…

…he do this? There would be an open-ended occupation, as a sovereign nation’s oil was stolen from it. Of course, “you’d leave a certain group behind,” he said, to protect…

…the rules for resolution in case of default to be enforceable (which is tricky with sovereign debtors but at least involves judges not politicians). The reform is also only appealing…

…record of steady sovereign access to international capital markets at favorable terms” “Low and stable inflation, in the context of a sound monetary and exchange rate policy framework” However, lower…

…hell is “othering”? In a nutshell it is the practice of constituting the self as sovereign Subject by constituting the other as subjugated. In the seminal text for the analysis…

…a comfortable and secure nest egg — the American dream? — has gotten wildly competitive and hostile over recent decades. (If we had a sovereign wealth fund, everyone would have…

…push the “race to the bottom” faster and faster and continue the quasi-sovereign hegemony of multinational companies around the world. If we want to end the corporate inversions and the…