June 2026
Larry Kazdan argues for monetary sovereignty and reforming international financial institutions to empower developing nations. The article critiques extractivism and sweatshops as ecologically destructive and economically exploitative.
March 2023
Erica Wilson examines how some corporations profited during the pandemic while the cost of living outpaced wages, using the Canadian Weston family as a case study. She argues that holding such profiteers to account ultimately calls for a supranational body able to curb global scale exploitation.
June 2024
Grand corruption, the abuse of public office for private gain, poses a major barrier to global progress. An International Anti-Corruption Court (IACC) is needed to fill the enforcement gap, holding kleptocrats accountable and recovering ill-gotten gains.
June 2022
The OECD, responsible for 94% of global economic activity, has agreed to a global minimum tax. This concept requires all large corporations to be taxed at a minimum rate of 15%, ensuring that income is taxed where it is actually earned.
June 2019
The Union of European Federalists releases a 2019 manifesto calling for European Refoundation, proposing a Eurozone Budget and Treasury, a Banking Union, an Unemployment Insurance Scheme, and a European Bank for Climate to counter nationalist and anti-democratic forces threatening EU structures. The manifesto argues that while European markets have integrated, convergence of member state economies remains incomplete and requires further institutional development.
