Analyst at Oxfam Denmark - working on global economic inequality
"The end of economic hegemony? Studying economic ideas in a post-neoliberal world"
In the 20th century, debates on economic policy were closely tied to academic economics. From Keynesianism to neoliberalism, economic schools of thought have shaped historical epochs.
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They deleted the line in which I describe Donald Trump as “the most openly corrupt president in American history.” /1
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Derfor har Oxfam Denmark sendt vores klimarådgiver Mads Busck til Belém for at presse på for en retfærdig og ambitiøs global omstilling.
Ved åbningen af COP30 i Belém citerede Brasiliens præsident Lula da Silva Oxfams globale analyse og kaldte til et opgør med den økonomiske uretfærdighed i klimapolitikken.
Uden folkelig legitimitet bliver den grønne omstilling svær at gennemføre.
Men det kræver, at man lukker øjnene for det klimabacklash, vi ser i mange lande lige nu.
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Reposted by Christoph Ellersgaard
I weekenden udkom vores danske rapport om ulighed i udledninger — de store og stigende forskelle i klimaaftryk mellem de rigeste og fattigste danskere.
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Reposted by Johan P. Olsen, Rune Møller Stahl
De lavere indkomstgrupper mindsker nemlig deres udledninger mest, mens den allerrigeste gruppe udleder mere end tidligere.
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Reposted by Rune Møller Stahl
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since 2000, the richest 1 % have captured 41 % of all new global wealth.The poorest 50 % have received just 1 %.
Thats the main point of todays report of the G20 Expert Group on Global Inequality - led by Joseph Stiglitz, Jayati Ghosh
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Reposted by Andréas Nilsson, Rune Møller Stahl
Copenhagen Municipal election
Ø (LEFT): 27% (+2)
F (Greens/EFA): 22% (+11)
A (S&D): 10% (-7)
C (EPP): 8% (-5)
B (RE): 8% (-4)
I (EPP): 7% (+4)
V (RE): 6% (-2)
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Fieldwork: 04 September - 13 October 2025
Sample size: 1,314
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Reposted by Rune Møller Stahl
Copenhagen Municipal election
Ø (LEFT): 27% (+2)
F (Greens/EFA): 22% (+11)
A (S&D): 10% (-7)
C (EPP): 8% (-5)
B (RE): 8% (-4)
I (EPP): 7% (+4)
V (RE): 6% (-2)
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Fieldwork: 04 September - 13 October 2025
Sample size: 1,314
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Reposted by Samuel Coavoux
And the gap is growing.
Since 1990, the richest 1% have increased their share of emissions by 13%, while the poorest 50% have seen theirs fall by 3%.
Reposted by Johan P. Olsen
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