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Category - economics

28 Oct 2011

St Paul's, people and economy
16 Oct 2011

Demonstrations against financial greed sweep the world

Millions of protesters in 82 countries and across a thousand cities have taken to the streets to demonstrate against the bailing out of the rich.
8 Oct 2011

Britain needs 'green quantitative easing', says Lucas

Greens say that the latest Bank of England quantitative easing move further highlights the need for a regulated, environmental approach to finance.
22 Sep 2011

Quaker conference to tackle economic justice

Quakers in Britain says that people and society are being geared to supporting economic systems, rather than the other way round.
22 Aug 2011

Making finance ethical and sustainable

Many economic commentators, and those working in banking and finance, thought that the worst of the global economic recession had gone away. They were wrong. It looks to be back with a vengeance.
15 Aug 2011

Faith in taxation?

In most religious traditions there is a commitment to giving money to the poor, and more radically to various kinds of economic sharing within communities.
8 Aug 2011

Trade unions call for global economic summit to avert crisis

Global union leaders have called on G20 leaders to convene an emergency Summit to regulate the markets and avert a world economic collapse.
10 Jun 2011

The G8, corporate economics and the Arab Spring

The G8 summit of world leaders in France in May 2011 announced billions of dollars of 'aid' for the Arab Spring. Yet it was the G8 who armed and financed the dictators of Egypt and Tunisia, who have now been overthrown.
24 May 2011

Violence rooted in economic injustice, peace gathering told

Understanding the root causes of global economic-related violence has been on the agenda of the International Ecumenical Peace Convocation.
29 Mar 2011

St Paul's Cathedral hosts Robin Hood Tax debate

A debate on 29 March has asked how far banks have a responsibility to contribute to the common good, and if the proposed Robin Hood Tax is the solution.

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