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By Internetional, a Swedish personal page; and Progressive-Economy, an Irish blog attached to the TASC Think Tank for Action on Social Change.

Economics is politics by other means
by Carrie (migeru at eurotrib dot com) on Wed Jul 27th, 2011 at 05:34:30 AM EST
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By Internetional, a Swedish personal page;

It appears to be a quote collection and resource site for Rolf Englund blog.

Peak oil kommer att sänka vår levnadsstandard - Artikel av Rolf Englund - Newsmill Peak oil will lower our standard of living - Article by Rolf Englund - Newsmill
Civilekonom, tidigare på Timbro, en av grundarna av Medborgare mot EMU.MBA, formerly at Timbro, a founder of Citizens Against EMU.

Timbro is tha main neo-liberal think-tank in Sweden. Checking the blog, I would call him a reality-based rightwinger. One might note that one of his fears is that EMU will usher in a european treasury and eurobonds.

An interesting conclusion from the swedish EMU-debate was that rightwing against and leftwing for EMU shared largely the same view of what would happen (EU treasury etc) while rightwing for and leftwing against EMU also shared the sam view (financial discipline, downwards pressure on salaries aka fighting inflation).

Sweden's finest (and perhaps only) collaborative, leftist e-newspaper Synapze.se

by A swedish kind of death on Wed Jul 27th, 2011 at 02:25:43 PM EST
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