A legal team says the justice minister's decision is irrational and discriminatory, with 26 more cases in the pipeline

Today, extraordinary wealth seems to arrive from nowhere. The trick of conjuring this unearned wealth is, in fact, the key to understanding capital­ism’s origins and a clue to why the catastrophe of c...

Landmark ruling will reshape how Big Tech companies defend themselves in court for EU-wide GDPR class actions

Academic systems rely on the existence of a supply of “outsiders” ready to forgo wages and employment security in exchange for the prospect of uncertain security, prestige, freedom and reasonably high...

New home supply outside Dublin is up but there is also a definite cooling on the demand side of the equation

James Browne pushing for massive increase to bridge affordability gap

French finance minister calls for large tax revenues from tech multinationals to be more fairly distributed across EU

A Budget that is serious about addressing child and family poverty, and supporting the most vulnerable households in a cost of living crisis must…

In 2022 my country entered a new era of cruelty. It will take more than one election to get the old, tolerant Sweden back, writes Swedish journalist Martin Gelin

US president risks causing ‘global catastrophe’, warns lawyers’ group

Noise issues in Clondalkin are a cautionary tale – but it’s not too late for Kildare, town meeting hears

Low corporate taxes are sold as the price of competitiveness. The evidence shows otherwise and points toward stronger corporate taxes and international cooperation.

Focus must now switch to limiting extent of overshoot, says United Nations' climate report

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Despite universities’ important role as evidence-producing organisations, they rarely draw upon research evidence for internal decision making, why?

The Passivhaus standard is growing in popularity as UK homeowners adapt to hotter summer temperatures.

Abstract. This article examines the political economy of “greening” central banking as a contested project dynamically evolving on the spectrum between neo

Constitutional Court rules that Shell and its partners failed to consult affected communities and did not properly consider environmental risks

I've written a book! Its about tech worker activism and, relatedly, the rightward turn of Silicon Valley's ultra-rich—and its coming out next month.

On the continent’s industrial development agenda for the twenty-first century