In that case, why doesn't the ECB and the IMF try to crush the
economies of Sweden, Switzerland, Britain and Poland while they are at
it since they have all chosen to stay outside the euro? Greece is after
all less than 2% of the entire EU economy. In other words, this being
Nettime,
Grüzi mittenand,
This is my second 'text filtering' of a Yanis Varoufakis piece, so
I might be suspected of becoming sortof his mouthpiece on the list.
Can't help, because I really wish I could find a text going radically
against his (his SYRIZA's) position. I could find none - because there
are n
Isn't the biggest fear of all that it won't, and that Greece and Greek
will continue to exist in relative order? To ensure that such
catastrophe does not happen, chaos must be created by any means.
On 6/28/15 1:06 , Felix Stalder wrote:
>If Greece is being pushed into the wilderness outside the
Hi Alan,
I agree that Claire Bishop has made important contributions to scholarship and
discussion in this domain, not least in the thorny question of the specator’s
position in participatory practice. I think the lively discussions on the list
is testimony to the value of her work. However we
Greece Referendum: Why Tsipras Made the Right Move
http://greece.greekreporter.com/2015/06/28/greece-referendum-why-alexis-tsipras-made-the-right-move/
By Marianna Fotaki, University of Warwick, Jun 28, 2015
Greece will hold a referendum on July 5 on whether the country should
accept the bailout
It's hard to see how yesterdays development in the Eurozone are
anything than dramatic. One gets the feeling that out a lack of
political leadership (blame the others), an unwillingness to address
the problems at the level where they are (untenable amounts of
debts) and ideology (tying reforms and
