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Changing norms in global tax governance
Andrew Baker & Richard Murphy - 22 October 2019Changing norms in global tax governance
National spillover assessments would provide a decent start along this road and are now attracting the attention of both international and non-governmental organisations. This is part 2 in the series 'Reglobalisation in action'.
The Finance Curse research agenda: what we learned
Andrew Baker - 27 November 2017The Finance Curse research agenda: what we learned
A finance curse research agenda involves forensic dissection of financial dysfunction and pathology, helping to illuminate what needs to be put right
The Finance Curse: Building a new knowledge network
Andrew Baker - 14 November 2017The Finance Curse: Building a new knowledge network
A workshop in Sheffield this week will examine the symptoms of a phenomenon known as the ‘finance curse’, establish a future research agenda and discuss potential responses
The deep politics and (non) economics of the DUP
Andrew Baker - 16 June 2017The deep politics and (non) economics of the DUP
Fortuitous electoral circumstances have propelled the DUP onto a national stage, but understanding the party requires an appreciation of deeper structural patterns
Tax spillover, development and global governance
Andrew Baker - 05 June 2017Tax spillover, development and global governance
Our new tax spillover framework is intended to increase scrutiny of countries’ tax regimes and discourage ‘race to the bottom’ behaviours
Re-framing tax spillover
Andrew Baker & Richard Murphy - 14 March 2017Re-framing tax spillover
Interest in ‘tax spillover’ is growing but there is a need to reframe existing analysis. Our new framework would give a fuller reading of international and domestic tax vulnerabilities
The Coming Crisis: systemic stabilization and the investment state
Andrew Baker & Richard Murphy - 18 May 2016The Coming Crisis: systemic stabilization and the investment state
A new ‘investment state’ is needed to provide stability in the new uncertain political economy of shadow money, financial instability and demand deficiency
What is money for?
Andrew Baker - 05 April 2016What is money for?
To meet collective societal challenges, and to respond to future recessions, a different way of thinking about money is required
The political difficulties of ‘Corbynomics’
Andrew Baker - 03 September 2015The political difficulties of ‘Corbynomics’
The problems are not really the economics at all, but much more the politics
The finance curse as a new grand narrative?
Andrew Baker - 13 November 2014The finance curse as a new grand narrative?
As both populist discourse and conceptual apparatus, it is capable of constructing a novel, inclusive coalition in support of the technical reforms we need
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