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Tag: Inequality

The Precariat – The Loss of Job Security and What To Do About It

The Precariat – The Loss of Job Security and What To Do About It

10th February 202119th February 202110 min read

Khalil Gibran’s book “The Prophet” begins with the protagonist Almustafa spotting on the horizon the ship that will take him back to the isle of his birth, and he prepares himself to leave the city of Orphalese which he has called home for 12 years. But he is struck by

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An Ideology of Selfishness — How Misinformation Propagates Inequality

An Ideology of Selfishness — How Misinformation Propagates Inequality

2nd November 202011th February 20216 min read

Since the 2010s, a sharp uptake in the levels of misinformation can be observed, in the push for so-called austerity, in the war on facts, in the bold attempts of different socio-political organizations to exchange fact for opinion. The mechanisms of propaganda have mastered their most powerful array of tools

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Combining the best of both worlds or hurting either system?

Combining the best of both worlds or hurting either system?

28th March 201825th February 20214 min read

The European Union–an economically integrated region that covers 4 million km² and has 508 million inhabitants. Wave by wave countries joined the union, adding to the socio-economic heterogeneity, uniting unequally developed economies and countries with different demographics. Currently, wages vary widely across the European Union: hourly pay averages €41.30 in

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From the Silk Road to Paradise Papers: Tax Havens and Economic Inequality

From the Silk Road to Paradise Papers: Tax Havens and Economic Inequality

12th December 201725th February 20214 min read

When talks of the wealth gap begin, images of class wars start forming in minds of some. However, other contributors to the wealth gap––globalisation and tax havens––seem to be left out of the debate. Wealth gap, by definition, refers to the unequal distribution of capital within a population––in other words

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