Chris Harman
- 24 Jul 2008ByChris Harman
Chris Harman looks at two new books that expose the speculation and greed that have propped up Gordon Brown’s so-called boom years.
- 23 Feb 2008ByChris Harman
Every time economic crises develop they are described as aberrations in an otherwise rational and balanced system. Chris Harman looks at the roots and implications of the recent credit crunch, and explains why crises are in fact an intrinsic feature of capitalism.
- 17 Sep 2007ByChris Harman
Industrial action has returned to the mainstream in recent months. Chris Harman looks at the prospects for anger and bitterness to break out into wider battles over pay.
- 26 Aug 2007ByChris Harman
Global warming threatens all humanity, but fighting it requires more than individual action, reliance on government or dropping other concerns. Chris Harman explains.
- 30 Mar 2006ByChris Harman
Halting climate change requires a change more fundamental than a series of lifestyle choices.
- 10 Nov 2005ByChris Harman
Recent battles over public sector pensions and trade union rights demonstrate that our rulers still fear the collective power of workers.
- 16 Jun 2005ByChris Harman
The Make Poverty History campaign can achieve more than it is currently designed to.