The global financial crisis, working people and sustainable development


Autoria(s): Chinwugo, Paliani; Blewitt, John
Data(s)

01/01/2012

Resumo

Although they had nothing to do with the actual causes of the 2008 Global Financial crisis, it is ordinary workers and their families who have arguably suffered the most from its effects. While governments and international agencies seem most concerned to protect the returns to Capital in the name of financial austerity and economic good sense, little has been done to protect the well-being of working people or the global environment. Both trade unionists and environmentalists oppose the destruction wrought by neoliberal market economics; the challenge is for them to work more closely together in the future to promote truly sustainable development.

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http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/19342/1/Global_financial_crisis_working_people_and_sustainable_development.pdf

Chinwugo, Paliani and Blewitt, John (2012). The global financial crisis, working people and sustainable development. Discussion Paper. Schumacher Institute, Bristol (UK).

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Schumacher Institute

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http://eprints.aston.ac.uk/19342/

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Monograph

NonPeerReviewed