Humanity is at a critical junction with intersecting crises of rising inequalities, ecological breakdown, war, and cost of living. As prices of energy, food and other essentials continue to soar across the world, threatening famine in the Middle East and Africa, inequalities in class, race, gender and across countries, the care and ecological crises exacerbate each other.  […]

Economic sanctions against Russia are adding to a major redistribution of income from workers and middle-class consumers to profits in international trade. Jan Toporowski will be speaking on Russia’s war and its impacts at PEF’s Progressive Economics conference at the University of Greenwich on June 11. You can book your tickets here. Russia’s catastrophic attempt

PEF is looking to expand its work over the coming year, as we move out of the first phase of the pandemic and seek to learn the lessons from the covid. Across the world, the demand for new approaches to the economy are growing, and PEF wants to help shape that debate in the UK.