Theoretical analysis, empirical development and case studies show that room to manoeuvre stabilising macroeconomic policies during the COVID-19 crisis in the years 2020 and 2021 were fundamentally different in the Global South and Global North. The latter used extensive discretionary fiscal and...

The Covid-19 pandemic hitting the world in 2020 also caused a high death toll in Germany and in the European Monetary Union (EMU) at large. The health crisis worldwide and the precautions against Covid-19 rapidly induced a demand and supply recession simultaneously. The Covid-19 crisis was...

<P>Introduction</P><I><P>Monika Meireles, Bruno De Conti and Diego Guevara</I> </P><B><P>I. Rethinking Development and Financial Dependency: Theoretical Reflections </P></B><P>1. Dependency, Finance and Development: Echoes of the Past That Resonate in the Present </P><I><P>Manuel Felipe Martínez Mantilla and José Daniel Saade Figueroa</P></I><P>2....</p></p></i></p></p></b></p></i></p>

The Covid-19 pandemic has had unequal effects around the world, not simply in terms of health prospects, but also in terms of economic and social consequences. In all these aspects, Brazil is among the most affected countries. This article aims to analyze the economic and social effects of the...

The interdependence of the State and business is widely recognised across many disciplines and frameworks. This paper examines the State-capital nexus in India during the neoliberal era, focusing on how the State has facilitated accelerated primitive accumulation for large capital by selectively...