Abstract. Credit theories of money set themselves apart from other heterodox approaches by arguing that money, the instrument at the top of the monetary hi

Ever since the emergence of cryptocurrencies, scholars have grappled with the question of whether they are forms of money or not. The most interesting problem, however, is not if these instruments ...

The Capital Markets Union (CMU) project aims to create more integrated capital markets in Europe. However, the project faces resistance, and despite ongoing efforts EU capital markets remain fragme...

Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities

Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities

Financing the green transition: Increasing bankability, phasing out carbon investments and funding ‘never bankable’ activities

Asymmetries in global development

The 2025 letter has been signed by over 400 academics, including 31 Nobel Prize winners. Join them in defending democracy. Our goal The letter is a collective denunciation of the mounting threats to a...

Factions of capital in the second Trump administration

With the adoption of the Paris Agreement in 2015, governments around the world committed to developing national plans to reduce emissions and limit average global temperatures to below 2 °C above p...

Sovereign Currency View (SCV) and the Global Credit View (GCV) on the international monetary system regarding four crucial assumptions: credit theory of money i

Banks have been slow to increase green lending while they continue to finance high-GHG-emitting activities, a phenomenon we call the "green banking gap&quo

How the politics of investability determine climate financing

Recent years saw major regulatory efforts to steer the financial system towards financing the transition to a net-zero carbon economy and phase out carbon finan

Panama’s transit-oriented development model remains subjugated to imperial interests

In this contribution to Bulletin 32, Nicolás Águila, Paula Haufe and Joscha Wullweber argue for the Ecor, a new international monetary tool, based on Keynes's Bancor, that could break the current impa...

Closing Date: 23 March 2025

The Democratic Party has mostly been hiding under a rock as tech fascists rip our government to shreds, but that's starting to change.

All fossil fuel projects are politically constituted. Either they are state projects, controlled and administered by...