The market ideology works to separate people on a competition basis, and our task is to bring people together and build alliances to defend their interests, says Susan George

At a time when supposed “progress’ is controlled by transnational corporations, the struggle for human emancipation requires perseverance and transnational political organization to be able to control the corporations that seek to control us, writes Susan George

We must avoid adopting an ill-conceived charter that places too much faith in the market and a US-led Nato, argues Susan George.

Instead of relying on the border police, the EU should assess the effects of its own policies on the poor, migrant-sending countries. Unless the policies that perpetuate the conditions for poverty and injustice are changed, the reasons for migration will remain. Susan George reports.

Referendums killed off the EU Constitution, a ‘blackmail’ that Europe’s elites will now avoid by forcing through the Lisbon Treaty without debate, writes Susan George. And Tony Blair is just the man some of them want to lead the way in this new Europe

The European elites have never digested the French and Dutch ‘No’ votes on the Constitution and now they are striking back with the so-called “Reform Treaty”. This latest, being pushed through with unseemly haste so that European citizens cannot interfere, is just as complicated, just as neo-liberal, just as unjust as the defunct Constitution it replaces, writes Susan George.

On saving and exporting Europe’s social model.

Why the Currency Transaction Tax is a Win/Win Scenario.

A consideration of the European social model, and the prospects for future European-Asian co-operation against the threat from neo-liberalism.

A detailed critical essay on the current state of the European Union.