The nationalist hardening
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Trumpist national capitalism likes to flaunt its strength, but in reality it is fragile and in trouble
18/02/2025
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Trumpist national capitalism likes to flaunt its strength, but in reality it is fragile and in trouble
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Mario Draghi is right: to avoid stagnation, Europe needs investment.
By THOMAS PIKETTY: It is time for the left to once again describe the alternative economic system to which it aspires
By JULIA CAGÉ & THOMAS PIKETTY: The French left has been demonized, but its agenda is realistic, not radical
By THOMAS PIKETTY: By turning a blind eye to violations of international law and prioritizing short-term financial interests, the European Union has contributed to weakening the Israeli left
By THOMAS PIKETTY: The growing concentration of wealth is on the way to becoming the world's main economic problem
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
The campaign for the June legislative elections could be the occasion to break out of caricatures and make progress on fundamental issues.
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
By renouncing any ambition in terms of fiscal sovereignty and social justice, we only encourage the separatism of the richest
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
Neoliberalism, abandoning power to the richest and weakening public power, in the North as in the South, only reinforced the Chinese model
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
Inheritance for all aims to increase the bargaining power of those who have nothing
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
The Covid-19 crisis leads to a rethinking of the notion of international solidarity
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Billionaires are everywhere in the magazines, and it's time for them to appear in the tax statistics
By THOMAS PIKETTY: It was by resorting to exceptional taxes on the richest that the great public debts of the post-war period were extinguished, and that the social and productive pact of the following decades was rebuilt
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Historical experience shows that nationalism can only lead to exacerbating inequality and climate tensions, and that absolute free trade has no future
By THOMAS PIKETTY: To repair society from the damage of racism and colonialism, it is necessary to change the economic system
By THOMAS PIKETTY: The author of Capital in the XNUMXst Century discusses the effects of the pandemic on economies, societies and globalization.
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Trumpist national capitalism likes to flaunt its strength, but in reality it is fragile and in trouble
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Mario Draghi is right: to avoid stagnation, Europe needs investment.
By THOMAS PIKETTY: It is time for the left to once again describe the alternative economic system to which it aspires
By JULIA CAGÉ & THOMAS PIKETTY: The French left has been demonized, but its agenda is realistic, not radical
By THOMAS PIKETTY: By turning a blind eye to violations of international law and prioritizing short-term financial interests, the European Union has contributed to weakening the Israeli left
By THOMAS PIKETTY: The growing concentration of wealth is on the way to becoming the world's main economic problem
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
The campaign for the June legislative elections could be the occasion to break out of caricatures and make progress on fundamental issues.
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
By renouncing any ambition in terms of fiscal sovereignty and social justice, we only encourage the separatism of the richest
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
Neoliberalism, abandoning power to the richest and weakening public power, in the North as in the South, only reinforced the Chinese model
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
Inheritance for all aims to increase the bargaining power of those who have nothing
By THOMAS PIKETTY:
The Covid-19 crisis leads to a rethinking of the notion of international solidarity
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Billionaires are everywhere in the magazines, and it's time for them to appear in the tax statistics
By THOMAS PIKETTY: It was by resorting to exceptional taxes on the richest that the great public debts of the post-war period were extinguished, and that the social and productive pact of the following decades was rebuilt
By THOMAS PIKETTY: Historical experience shows that nationalism can only lead to exacerbating inequality and climate tensions, and that absolute free trade has no future
By THOMAS PIKETTY: To repair society from the damage of racism and colonialism, it is necessary to change the economic system
By THOMAS PIKETTY: The author of Capital in the XNUMXst Century discusses the effects of the pandemic on economies, societies and globalization.