Ecosocialist Notebook - Alberto Garzón
Economist trained in International Economics and Development, specialising in biophysical economics. Served as Minister of Consumer Affairs in the Spanish Government. Currently undertaking doctoral research at the ICTA-UAB.
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The Moral Economy of Maricarmen's Eviction (opens the original)
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If Capitalism Had a Beginning, Will It Have an End? (opens the original)
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Have we lost control over AI? (opens the original)
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Leaders and engineers at major Western artificial intelligence companies say their programmes could wipe out humanity. Some argue over whether the probability is above or below 10%. But the curious thing is that these doom-laden announcements have been going on for years, and AI companies' share prices, far from falling, have risen spectacularly. What sort of system is this, in which the people warning that a technology may endanger humanity are, at the same time, the ones with the greatest fina
Why people want to leave Morocco (opens the original)
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The irregular entry of tens of thousands of people into Ceuta has once again put the spotlight on migration. The public debate, however, has quickly shifted towards how far the authorities were responsible for the event and how the ensuing humanitarian crisis has been handled. That has pushed aside what matters most structurally: why do so many people keep trying to leave Morocco and other countries in order to reach Spain and the European Union?According to Frontex data, of all the entries reco
Do immigrants lower wages? (opens the original)
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The German far right will be able to govern in the state of Saxony-Anhalt if it secures the support of BSW, a ‘red-brown’ party founded in 2023 as a split from Die Linke —the equivalent of Izquierda Unida/Podemos in Spain—. The reason for that break is the same one its leaders now use to justify their possible support for the far right: anti-immigration policies. Over recent years, its charismatic leader, Sahra Wagenknecht (the initials of her name are in the party’s name), has made a banner of
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